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I was wondering if anyone had any experience or solutions for handing remote user DN’s that are connected via VPN. To be more specific, we currently have about 30 teleworkers connected via DMVPN back to our home office. All of these employees have Cisco 79xx series phones. As of right now clients utilize an 800 number to reach these clients by entering their extensions. Is there any providers (maybe SIP) out there that could provide a local direct dial DN in these employee areas? It would be nice to be able to have a local number / fax and just route it back to us via the Internet. I know that there are QoS issues to think about, but we already have these addressed with our current setup.<BR>
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Any input would be greatly apprecaited.<BR>
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Thanks,<BR>
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Matt</SPAN></FONT>
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