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Voice Over IP - Dial-Tone Reliability
The Solution
Voice over IP (VoIP) is a technology that allows voice transmissions to travel over an IP network. A VoIP system depends on robust DHCP service as part of an IP infrastructure. Without such an infrastructure, IP telephony will fail. BlueCat Networks provides an integrated approach to VoIP that allows you to rapidly improve network scalability, reliability, and ease of use without compromise to security and high availability. Delivered as purpose-built appliances, Proteus and Adonis fit easily into existing corporate networks and provide many benefits.
The Challenge
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How BlueCat Provides the Solution
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- You need to ensure availability and quality of service for your VoIP services.
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- BlueCat offers a number of redundant solutions including Crossover High Availability (XHA) and DHCP failover to ensure that your VoIP endpoints can always obtain an IP address.
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- Adding Voice Over IP to your network doubles IP allocation requirements overnight.
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- You can manage your VoIP networks regardless of the number of endpoints. Proteus scales to support millions of IP addresses.
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- Rolling out VoIP significantly increases the complexity of your DHCP infrastructure as different devices require their own unique options. You would like to reduce the complexity of DHCP settings related to VoIP.
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- Proteus includes easy-to-use tools such as custom options and vendor profiles to setup advanced configurations
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- You would like to reduce the complexity of DHCP settings related to VoIP.
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- Proteus includes easy-to-use tools to setup advanced configurations including custom options and vendor profiles.
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- VoIP handsets use TFTP to manage their software. You need a solution that includes built-in a TFTP service to manage the firmware on VoIP handsets.
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- BlueCat appliances and virtual solutions include a built-in TFTP service, so you don’t need to install a separate TFTP server.
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- You are looking to adopt ENUM in your organization to take advantage of ENUM’s ability to use standard phone numbers to access a variety of internet services however; you have found configuring NAPTR records to be complex.
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- BlueCat provides Proteus provides a simple and elegant solution for ENUM which removes its inherent complexity.
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Whitepapers
DNS and DHCP Services for Voice over IP
This paper discusses the transition in modern telephony from circuit switched networks to packet switched networks. It details the DNS and DHCP requirements for providing VoIP services on these networks and describes the DNS/DHCP solutions for VoIP available from BlueCat Networks.
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Solution / Technical Briefs
VoIP and Unified Messaging
Voice over IP (VoIP) and Unified Communications depend on secure, scalable DNS and DHCP service. Without a highly available IP infrastructure, all data services — including VoIP — will fail. Learn how to ensure your network and communication technology is always available.
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Video Library / Webinars
VoIP & Unified Messaging Solutions
No IPs, no network, no phone calls. Learn why DNS and DHCP are fundamental services required for VoIP. Each time an IP telephone joins the network, the phone requests an IP lease (DHCP) in addition to when you dial a phone number, DNS and ENUM are needed to translate phone numbers into IP addresses. Learn why DNS and DHCP management are critical to keeping your VoIP network highly available.
Voice Over IP
Discover why DNS and DHCP are critical factors for providing VoIP services on networks and learn about the DNS/DHCP solutions for VoIP available from BlueCat Networks.
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Secure, Simplified Next Generation DNS management, DHCP and IP address management Network Appliances.
Security - hardened and purpose - optimized, BlueCat Networks'
Appliances are a leading choice for DNS Security Servers, DHCP Servers and Web based IP Address Management
(IPAM) solutions. IPv4 and IPv6 DNS and DHCP compliant.
IP Address Management (IPAM), DNS and DHCP services have been drivers for the emergence of the DDI market. Enterprises had few options for DNS and DHCP management products and many network administrators/managers chose to use excel spreadsheets or scripts to manage IP addresses.
