Product Description
Simton IPX S6000 is an E1/T1 VoIP gateway supporting ISDN PRI protocol on the E1/T1 ports and SIP protocol on the fast Ethernet ports. Simton IPX S6000 allows Simton IPX and Simton IPX based voice network to access local PSTN through E1/T1 trunks and allows legacy digital PBX systems to be part of VoIP networks. In addition to its gateway capabilities, the S6000 can be a server to form large scale IPX voice intranet. It has advanced VoIP routing capabilities to inter-connect different voice networks.

Key Features
E1/T1 Gateway
The IPX S6000 suuports 1, 2, or 4 E1/T1 ports that run ISDN PRI or SS7 protocol. As a VoIP Gateway, the IPX S6000 connect an enterprise VoIP network to local PSTN through E1 service from the local phone company. When 4 E1 ports are used, 120 concurrent calls can be terminated to a local PSTN.
VoIP Router
The IPX S6000supports VoIP lines, VoIP trunks, T1/E1 trunks. Calls can be forwarded from any network to any other network through an intelligent call routing policy. The combination of source routing and policy based routing, source and destination number manipulations make the S6000 a power enterprise level soft switch.
Server for IPX intranet
The IPX S6000 can be a central server to serve large number of IPX systems (P200, H600, B1000, E3000) in enterprise network. It will simplify the voice intranet configuration, deployment, and as well as network maintenance. Minimum 1024 IPX systems can be supported by an IPX S6000.
Corner Stone of ITSP
The IPX S6000 servers plus Simton billing server can together form a small ITSP platform, which can offer VoIP services to tens of thousands of end users. The two servers allows prepay and post-pay users to conveniently use VoIP services through intuitive web portals, from which users can check call details and recharge accounts.

Product Specification

The Simton IPX is a hybrid IP PBX with optional, but very rich features found in full PBXs, VoIP gateways, IP routers, and firewalls. The Simton IPX has flexible and reliable methods to connect with PSTN's, the Internet, and VoIP networks.
Using Simton's distributed VoIP technologies, an enterprise customer with branch offices can easily build a data and voice VPN (V²PN). The Simton IPX can convert a legacy PBX into an IP PBX and migrate existing voice and data networks into a convergent network.
For VoIP service providers, the Simton IPX is an ideal CPE for individuals, SOHO and enterprise customers. The Simton IPX is easy to manage and very cost effective.

PBX Features:
The Simton IPX supports analog phones and analog/digital trunks to the PSTN (central office). It has built-in PBX features including auto attendant, caller id, 3-way calls, call transfer and many other useful features. The Simton IPX also provides life line support that allows some phones to connect to the PSTN during a power outage.

VoIP Gateway:
The Simton IPX supports standard VoIP protocols. Multiple VoIP accounts can be shared by the local extensions on one Simton IPX. With VoIP services from an ISP, communications costs, especially for long distance calls, can be significantly lowered. Many PBX features such as DID and ACD are also available for the VoIP connections.

Voice Intranet:
Multiple Simton IPX systems can form a mesh voice intranet or a star voice intranet (also called Voice VPN in general). An organization using Simton's distributed VoIP technologies does not need a centralized soft switch. 2 or 3 Simton IPX's can form the simplest voice VPN, which can grow to any size if needed. A Simton IPX based voice intranet can be viewed as a virtual wide area PBX over an IP network. Call transfer, conference calls, unified dialing plan, mobile office, contact center and many applications are available and/or can be easily configured.
Using the PSTN interfaces of Simton IPX and IPX based voice intranet, especially when global locations are involved, can intelligently route voice calls to destination PSTN numbers with the lowest cost.

IP Routing and NAT:
On the WAN side, the Simton IPX supports PPPoE, DHCP, and static IP routing for selective ways to access the Internet. The Simton IPX has NAT capabilities and provides DHCP and DNS services to PC's and other IP stations in a private LAN.