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Reduce Costs and Maximize Capacity in Hoot & Holler Applications

Your Needs

Reduce costs while maximizing the capacity of private telephone networks used in large financial institutions. Any solution must support audio conference networks as well as enable migration to a packet-based network.

Our Solution

Large financial organizations, the brokerage industry, utilities, and the media often lease private communication networks, using this network to provide specialized audio conference networks such as hoot & holler and private line auto ring (PLAR).

 

RAD’s Vmux voice trunking gateways provide 16:1 voice compression, significantly reducing the amount of bandwidth required for all voice transmissions as well as any specialized application such as PLAR and hoot & holler. Transparency to all signaling protocols ensures all services will continue to function, with no need for any retraining or specialized personnel. Further, investment in legacy equipment is preserved.

 

Vmux devices support TDM over IP, enabling end users to benefit from the cost-efficiencies of IP networks and increased compression and optimization. This is particularly important for institutions looking to migrate to IP networks but wishing to avoid forklift upgrades.

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Reduce Costs and Maximize Capacity in Hoot & Holler Applications

Benefits

• Compression of 4, 8, or more channels over a single 64K trunk dramatically reduces private or leased line costs

• Extends the productive life of legacy equipment while taking advantage of IP/MPLS efficiencies

• Complete transparency to CPE signaling, protocols and feature sets enables seamless integration with standard trading systems and turrets

• Pseudowire multiplexing provides higher bandwidth savings than any standard VoIP solution

 
 
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