[VoiceOps] Innomedia MGCP
Ryan Delgrosso
ryandelgrosso at gmail.com
Mon Jan 8 10:24:17 EST 2018
Hey Mike,
If i recall correctly ( i used to manage a very large deployment of
these with the sip load), these devices can swing both ways. Is there a
reason they must stay mgcp? Alternatively i think buying the sip flavor
you can put the mgcp load on them, pretty sure the hardware doesn't change.
Either way it seems worth an experiment.
-Ryan
On 1/8/2018 6:59 AM, Mike Hammett wrote:
> My initial message (LNP related) didn't make it and is no longer
> relevant during my list troubleshooting, so I'm going to ask about
> something else.
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> I am looking for users of Innomedia MGCP devices, specifically the
> MTA6328s (various port sizes). I've tried various tactics, but
> Innomedia is not providing any support of any kind for their MGCP
> devices. I cannot buy support, they will not give anything away. I'm
> just looking for documentation and a more recent firmware version.
> They wouldn't send me anything.
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> I recently took over a network with a bunch of these units and I'm in
> fire-putting-out mode. Once I get the fires put out, I'll be ordering
> some new units of something. Guess what manufacturer isn't going to be
> in the running due to their quality of support.
>
> Anyway, feel free to offlist me if you have these things available. I
> literally have exhausted any other way including working with Innomedia.
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