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22/12/06 - Quintum Tenor

*The Quintum Tenor VoIP MultiPath Switch Guarantees Voice Quality on VoIP calls. This VoIP solution is extremely flexible and scalable, making it ideal for the wide range of environments and applications that exist in enterprises today.

The Tenor AF Series is also being offered in the new Survivable version, Tenor S (Survivable MultiPath Switch), that contains Quintum’s latest advances providing local survivability for SIP-based IP telephony networks. The new Survivable Tenor S has been specifically designed to offer a complete solution for IP-PBX branch offices, Hosted IP-PBX services CPE and IP Centrex CPE. It is the only device (outside of the user VoIP endpoints) needed in the branch office to support all legacy equipment, PSTN connectivity and survivability of all IP endpoints.

Tenor S provides survivability for local SIP endpoints and intelligent call routing to keep any SIP-based VoIP network up and running if connectivity with the main voice server is lost. The Tenor AF is built on Quintum’s unique MultiPath architecture, that allows it to be transparently dropped into any traditional or IP-PBX based voice network with minimum network modification.

The Tenor AF supports Quintum’s unique SelectNet™ feature that allows it to deliver optimum voice quality, reliability and efficiency over IP networks by switching the call mid-call to the PSTN in the event that voice quality will be jeopardized. Like the rest of the Tenor line, the Tenor AF comes with a variety of rich configuration and management tools and is compatible with Quintum’s award-winning Remote Management Session Server that allows the Tenor AF to be easily configured and managed behind the enterprise NAT firewall at anytime from anywhere.