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E-MetroTel 2-slot chassis for DSM16p, FXS-16 and PRI cards

E-MetroTel

E-MetroTel 2-slot chassis for DSM16p, FXS-16 and PRI cards

SKU: EME-HBGLXC-XPSS

$150.00

Currently out of stock

Description

Galaxy Expand can accomodate medium to large enterprises. The Call Server cards support over a hundred UCX telephony features and applications including integrated Voice Mail, advanced Contact Center, and InfinityOne messaging and mobility.

The platform is fully networkable with SIP service providers and other Galaxy and UCX servers. The networking reduces cost, and the variety of cards and the capacity of the chassis allows for a remarkably adaptable solution, both at install time and years later as your business changes. With the combination of this platform and SIP telecom services your costs are significantly less than leased cloud solutions.

Core Features:

  • Standalone:
    • Galaxy Expand delivers advanced applications including wireless capabilities, and unified messaging along with
      E-MetroTel Infinity 5000 XSTIM, and digital and analog phone lines. This configuration supports unlimited SIP
      trunks reducing ongoing telecom costs as part of a migration from legacy systems to Unified Communications.
  • Active-Standby - Hardware Redundancy:
    • Utilizing Active-Standby software Galaxy Expand can provide hardware resiliency with two Call Server cards
      in the same chassis or with two separate chassis using their own Call Server cards.
  • Remote Gateway:
    • With the Call Server card removed the Galaxy Expand chassis can be loaded with combinations of DSM16p, FXS16,
      or PRI cards for a maximum of 176 ports. And gateway(s) can be on site with the call server or at a remote location.
  • Networking:
    • Galaxy Expand can economically keep pace with the rapid growth across your enterprise by maintaining a single
      dialplan and regional customization, and can provide a consistent user experience with network wide collaboration capabilities.
      If you are worried about security, cost, or bandwidth challenges across diverse geographies a distributed deployment provides more
      flexibility on a regional basis

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