SS7 ISUP -> ISDN PRI converter
Georgi Ganev
network (SS7 ISUP). There is only incomming traffic (SS7 -> ISDN) and I am
trying to develop a SS7 ISUP -> ISDN PRI converter, using some kind of
network card (cPCI or PCI).
Does anyone have any experience of this?
Regards,
Georgi Ganev
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Department of Computer System
Uppsala University
Sweden
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Tobias Erichsen
Georgi Ganev <it9...@student.docs.uu.se> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
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> I want my ISDN PRI interface to be able to communicate with a telecom
> network (SS7 ISUP). There is only incomming traffic (SS7 -> ISDN) and I am
> trying to develop a SS7 ISUP -> ISDN PRI converter, using some kind of
> network card (cPCI or PCI).
>
> Does anyone have any experience of this?
Take a look at http://www.openss7.org
Tobias
Mark F
You have two options here. If as I believe you already have some kind
of ISDN CTI application with a card then you can buy an SS7 card and
stack and develop the interworking. Companies that provide SS7 card /
stack solutions are:
Telesoft Technologies
Brooketrout
Dialogic
Trillium
No doubt there are others. SS7 support will vary on the protocol and
country variant you require.
Your other option if you are under a time crunch is to buy an off the
shelf boxed protocol converter to put in line in front of your PRI
interface. Some people who provide these are:
Telesoft Technologies
Data Kinetics
Kronus
Again there may be others.
I hope this helps!
Mark F
In article <39cf...@news.wineasy.se>,
"Georgi Ganev" <it9...@student.docs.uu.se> wrote:
> I want my ISDN PRI interface to be able to communicate with a telecom
> network (SS7 ISUP). There is only incomming traffic (SS7 -> ISDN) and
I am
> trying to develop a SS7 ISUP -> ISDN PRI converter, using some kind of
> network card (cPCI or PCI).
>
> Does anyone have any experience of this?
>
> Regards,
> Georgi Ganev
>
> -------------------------------------
> Department of Computer System
> Uppsala University
> Sweden
> -------------------------------------
>
>
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Before you buy.
Tobias Erichsen
Mark F <mgfr...@my-deja.com> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
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> Kronus
Never heard of this company - do they have a website?
Tobias
Mark F
Actually Cronus (recently been bought by Fastcomm I believe)
In article <8qt68l$tq3$1...@nntp.wolfsburg.de>,