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Home » ITXC Deploys NexTone Session Controllers

ITXC Deploys NexTone Session Controllers

August 17, 2003
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ITXC has deployed NexTone Communications’ Multiprotocol Session Controller in its global VoIP network. The NexTone equipment enables secure and flexible interconnection between VoIP networks regardless of a network’s call control protocol, equipment vendor, or internal architecture. The Multiprotocol Session Controller on the border of ITXC.net serves as an intermediary to affiliate VoIP networks, providing dynamic call-admission control, SIP/H.323 signaling interworking and network address translation (NAT) capabilities. The NexTone solution also eliminates many of the T.38 fax interoperability issues that are common among different equipment vendors’ VoIP gateways. NexTone Communications is based in Germantown, Maryland.
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  • Earlier this month, Cisco Systems announced that ITXC had deployed its new Multiservice IP-to-IP Gateway to provide the demarcation between VoIP networks for media, control, and management. The demarcation is required for the high-volume bilateral exchange of VoIP traffic between carriers. The new Cisco Multiservice IP-to-IP Gateway has enabled ITXC.net to quickly establish over a dozen new direct carrier-class VoIP connections between ITXC’s wholesale VoIP network and wholesale and retail carriers worldwide. It provides support for each carrier’s independent call accounting and secure settlement, network privacy and routing. ITXC.net is now exchanging approximately 85 million minutes per month with internetworked VoIP carriers, including earlier generation VoIP connections that are currently being upgraded to this new carrier-class model.
  • Previously, carriers with VoIP networks have generally converted back to circuit-switched for inter-carrier connections. Earlier generation VoIP to VoIP interconnections required case-by-case custom engineering because of equipment vendor and call control differences and also involved an ongoing technical interdependency that limited independent and secure evolution of each individual network.

  • The companies said that ITXC is also exploring how to use the Cisco Multiservice IP-to-IP Gateway for its ability to enable packet-based interconnection between ITXC.net and the broad installed base of Cisco AVVID enterprise networks.

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