Configuring an IntelePeer SIP Trunk Solution in Lync Server 2010

re: Configuring an IntelePeer SIP Trunk Solution in Lync Server 2010

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re: Configuring an IntelePeer SIP Trunk Solution in Lync Server 2010

sguzman — Fri, 08 Feb 2013 17:39:52 GMT

SBC is mention on the first paragraph

re: Configuring an IntelePeer SIP Trunk Solution in Lync Server 2010

Charles K — Thu, 17 Jan 2013 13:53:02 GMT

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re: Configuring an IntelePeer SIP Trunk Solution in Lync Server 2010

soder — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 06:22:42 GMT

I second to Kelsey: we are missing the SBC from this deployment. I find it very "brave" to just simply allow the telco into our network without any security device sitting between the telco network and our own corporate network.

re: Configuring an IntelePeer SIP Trunk Solution in Lync Server 2010

Kelsey — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 19:45:55 GMT

Quick question... This design doesn't mention anything about a SBC (like Audiocodes Mediant 1000). Is it not required?

re: Configuring an IntelePeer SIP Trunk Solution in Lync Server 2010

Simon Senger — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 23:57:17 GMT

I have a few questions. First,we use a Watchguard XTM as our primary firewall and it supports a "sip-alg" proxy. When you initially define the policy, it defines the proxy from internal to external. Is that correct? Are you proxying requests from the Mediation pool to the Intelepeer service?

Second, does the Intelepeer service need to connect to an external IP of the mediation server, in our case it is servers because they are co-located on our front end enterprise pool, or does the Intelepeer service connect through the Edge pool? FYI, our Edge Pool is DNS load balanced.

Thanks!

Simon

re: Configuring an IntelePeer SIP Trunk Solution in Lync Server 2010

Brian Ricks — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 01:51:14 GMT

@Craig - Thanks for the kind words. As for using the UCMA 3.0 app, the SDK is designed around integrating as an application supported by Lync. IntelePeer could terminate to a Lync environment that included a trusted UCMA application working as an IVR but I am not a deep developer so trying to create an IVR using the SDK without using Lync would be outside of my realm.

re: Configuring an IntelePeer SIP Trunk Solution in Lync Server 2010

Craig Johnson — Fri, 27 May 2011 04:57:24 GMT

Brian, great article. One quick question - do you know how to configure UCMA 3.0 to use an IntelePeer SIP trunk without using Lync Server? We'd like to write a simple IVR application (as mentioned in the UCMA 3.0 SDK docs) but there seems to be no code examples of writing and endpoint to use an external SIP PSTN gateway. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

re: Configuring an IntelePeer SIP Trunk Solution in Lync Server 2010

Brian Ricks — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 08:32:55 GMT

@Tony:Hunt Groups are created and managed in Lync utilizing the Response Group Services (RGS). Because the telephone must be unique, you should never have a duplicate entry under Telephone Number. If you are exposing the Hunt Group externally, this would be your DID (ex. TEL:+14255551001).

re: Configuring an IntelePeer SIP Trunk Solution in Lync Server 2010

Tony — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 11:44:46 GMT

Many thanks for posting such a concise and informative article...

One question concerning about the "unique Line URI" section, what is best practice with Lync Server 2010 to deliver the common requirement for a hunt group?