We've had our BCM 3.6 for almost 2 months and it's been less than flawless. At this poinnt we're experiencing clipping, delay, what appears to be half-duplexing, and we are limited in where we can build modems.
Here's the configuration: we're a little too big to fit in 1 BCM with an expansion cabinet so our vendor installed 2 and connected them via IP. BCM 1, our Main BCM, has the expansion cabinet and all the analog and digital cards. BCM 2 our Gateway BCM, has our PRI, LDT1, and 8 copper trunks. Thus all our voice traffic passes over the IP connection. We found that the IP delay causes us some problems including (but not limited to) not being able to use modems. We put an analog card in the Gateway and put the modems on it and they work.
My question is - why not have the street circuits in the same BCM as the expansion cabinet so I can have as many phones as possible not experiencing the IP delay?
Here's the configuration: we're a little too big to fit in 1 BCM with an expansion cabinet so our vendor installed 2 and connected them via IP. BCM 1, our Main BCM, has the expansion cabinet and all the analog and digital cards. BCM 2 our Gateway BCM, has our PRI, LDT1, and 8 copper trunks. Thus all our voice traffic passes over the IP connection. We found that the IP delay causes us some problems including (but not limited to) not being able to use modems. We put an analog card in the Gateway and put the modems on it and they work.
My question is - why not have the street circuits in the same BCM as the expansion cabinet so I can have as many phones as possible not experiencing the IP delay?
