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Page 1: Implementing IP Telephony into Your Local Area Network.

Implementing IP Telephony into Your Local Area Network

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Dataswitchw/QoS & PoE

Routerw/QoS

Analog FAX

AnalogPhone IP

Telephones

RemoteIP Telephone

Laptopw/Softphone

VoIP

Provider

Analog LinesDigital T1/PRI

Internet/WAN

Internet/WAN

Public Switched Telephone

Network/ITSP

Public Switched Telephone

Network/ITSP

XorcomIP PBX

Category 3 Cable(Skinny Wire)

Remote Office

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Award Winning Enterprise Level IP PBX Solutions

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About Xorcom

• Developer & Manufacturer of IP PBX systems since 2004

• Offer wide and flexible range of telephony solutions

• Worked in global markets from day one

• Distributed in six continents• Global Headquarters in Misgav Israel• US Headquarters in Phoenix Arizona• Constant steady growth

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Among our Customers

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What we do that others don’t….

• No per user license fees for core PBX applications– Voicemail to Email; Fax to Email; Voice Conference

Rooms; Web based Operator Panel; Powerful User Interface; Call Recording; Call Barge; Call Barge & Whisper and much more!

• Can work with virtually any SIP standard IP Endpoints such as IP Phones & softphones etc…

• Powerful Call Center solution for small to mid-size call centers with no per agent fees!

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What we do that others don’t….

Award Winning True Redundancy Solution That Can Manage Multiple Telephony Interfaces

The Most Cost Effective Commercially Supported Hot Failover Solution for IP PBX’s in the World!!!

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What we do that others don’t….

TWINSTAR™

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Xorcom Hardware Solutions

Two Lines of Hardware Products

Telephony Interfaces&

Telephony Servers

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Modular Design

Flexible and scalable Encased 1U x 19” Housing

All the same modules or mix the modules PRI module is 4 port even when you

purchase 1 Add more PRI circuits with a license key!

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Modular Design

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Astribank Overview

Direct USB connection to your PBX server

Drivers are native in the software!!! Auto detection of analog/digital ports with Zaptel and DAHDI

drivers

Peripheral device support (I/O ports) All units are Twinstar ready

Astribank

USB

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Up to 32 FXO ports Up to 4 E1/T1 PRI ports Up to 4 E1 R2 ports Up to 8 BRI ports

FXO + Digital Ports

PSTN

Astribank

USB

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Analog Capacity

Astribank

USB

Up to 32 FXS ports

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Multiple Astribanks

Connect multiple Astribanks to your Asterisk Server

Up to 32 FXS Ports Per Astribank You can mix FXO and PRI Modules as

well!!! Xorcom manufactures a 16 Port USB Hub

with Redundant Power Supplies for Astribank

16 PortUSB Hub

USB Cables

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New Standard for Connectivity

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XPP: Unique Selling Points

• High speed 480 Mbit/s USB2 connectivity

• Supports very high densities– Can manage up to: 2,400 Simultaneous

calls• Full support for fax and modems • Modular and scalable• Additional ports are ‘hot pluggable’• Upgrade PRI Ports with a

License Key!

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XORCOM IP-PBX PRODUCT LINES

Three lines to meet requirements of different sized businesses

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Xorcom IP-PBX Product Lines

XR1000 – up to 30 usersConcurrent Calls: 10

XR2000 – up to 200 usersConcurrent Calls: 45

XR3000 – up to 1000 usersConcurrent Calls: 300

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Xorcom XE IP-PBX Product Lines

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Purpose Built Telecom Appliance

Xorcom’s line of Appliance/Servers are made to do one thing and one thing only…Run your PBX!

Multiple telecom applications…One Server Call Recording; Conference Bridges; Unified

Messaging Xorcom enhances IP PBX Applications because

our Appliance/Servers are load tested in order to remove the guess work for performance

Most Resellers/Customers purchase high performance processors, huge HDD and way too much RAM just because they think it’s the right thing to do!

http://www.xorcom.com/load-tests/load-tests.html

http://www.xorcom.com/resource-center/presentations.html

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XR1000: Overview• IP-PBX optimized for SOHO• Stand-alone IP-PBX• Up to 16 ports (Analog Phones/Phone Lines)

• Peripheral device support (I/O ports)• Up to 10 concurrent calls• Up to 30 users (SIP)• Remote access• Great for small or remote offices

– Connect over the Internet or WAN to corporate HQ

XR1000

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XR2000: Overview

• Leading-Edge IP-PBX for SMB• Stand-alone Asterisk-based IP-PBX• Up to 45 concurrent SIP calls• Up to 200 users• Remote access• RAID1 Standard(dual HDD redundancy)• Peripheral device support (I/O ports)• Dual Ethernet Ports: 10/100 &

10/100/1000

XR2000

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Extensions• Analog

– Up to 32 internal analog extensions– Up to 4 additional analog Astribank units– Max. total – 160 analog extensions

• IP– Up to 200 SIP– Up to 200 IAX

• Total (mixed)– Up to 200 users

XR2000

LAN

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XR2000 supports up to 160 analog extensions with add-on Astribank

units

Supports Existing Infrastructure

XR2000

Astribank Channel Banks

(up to 4)

4 PortUSBHub

4 PortUSBHub

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XR3000: Overview

• Stand-alone enterprise-grade Asterisk-based IP-PBX

• Up to 300 concurrent calls• Up to 1,000 users• Remote Access• RAID1 Standard (dual HDD

redundancy)• Peripheral device support (I/O ports)• Dual Ethernet Ports: 10/100/1000

Standard + 10/100/1000 Optional

XR3000

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High Density

Astribank Channel Banks

(up to 16)

XR3000

16 Port USB Hubwith Redundant Power Supplies

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Complete Hot Failover for Your PBX

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TWINSTAR™

Award Winning True Redundancy Solution That Can Manage Multiple Telephony Interfaces

The Most Cost Effective Commercially Supported Hot Failover Solution for IP PBX’s in the World!!!

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High Availability Solution • Provides full redundancy for a complete

PBX system, including telephony interfaces• Quick and automatic failover process

keeps downtime to an absolute minimum• Auto detection of server failure & switch

to backup server• Firmware-based switching mechanism

is not network-dependent• Solution components:

– Two Xorcom IP PBX units with identical configurations

– Xorcom Astribank channel bank(s) with dual USB ports

XPP Technology

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Initial Setup: Identical Servers

• Two Xorcom servers + dual-USB Astribank

IP NetworkIP Network

USBUSB

Astribank (front panel) USB-connected channel bank

providingT1, Analog Phone Lines and Analog Extensions

Xorcom server(backup)

Xorcom server(primary)

Analog Phones

IP Phones

LAN/WANLAN/WAN

SIP Trunking

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SIP Trunking

Standard Operation: Primary Active

• Two Xorcom servers + dual-USB Astribank

IP Phones

USBUSB

Astribank (rear panel) USB-connected channel

bank providingT1, Analog Phone Lines and Analog Extensions

Xorcom server(backup)

Xorcom server(primary)

Analog Phones

LAN/WANLAN/WAN IP NetworkIP Network

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IP Phones

Analog Phones

If the Primary Server Fails…

USBUSB

Astribank (rear panel) USB-connected channel

bank providingT1, Analog Phone Lines and Analog Extensions

Xorcom server(backup)

Xorcom server(primary)

LAN/WANLAN/WAN

Server Failure

IP NetworkIP Network

SIP Trunking

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Analog Phones

IP Phones

…the Backup Server is Activated

USBUSB

Astribank (rear panel) USB-connected channel

bank providingT1, Analog Phone Lines and Analog Extensions

Xorcom server(backup)

Xorcom server(primary)

LAN/WANLAN/WAN

Switch Changes to

Backup Server

Backup Server: Everything Transfers over Including IP

Phones, Phone Lines & SIP Trunks

IP NetworkIP Network

SIP Trunking

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IP PBX Software

Provided by:Xorcom USA

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IP PBX Features• User-friendly Web Interface • Interface in Different

Languages• Unlimited Extensions• CDR (Call Details Record)• TDM/SIP/IAX Trunks• Remote Extensions• Voicemail• Fax Support/Fax to Email• Voicemail to Email• IVR Menu System• Ring Groups• Call Queues• Conference Rooms

Find-Me Follow-Me Time-Based Routing Advanced Dialing Rules Music On Hold Paging and Intercom Web Access to Voicemail Admin Status Screen Package Manager

(for easy updates) Phone Provisioning Tool Network Settings Tool Echo Cancellation Call Screening

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Telephone User Interface

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User Interface: Login

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User Interface: Language Choices

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User Interface:Visual Voicemail

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User Interface: Call Monitor/Tracking

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User Interface: Everyday Features

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User Interface: Follow-me feature

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User Interface: Personal Locator

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User Interface: Feature Codes List

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User Interface: User Settings

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Your OperatorPanel

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Your OperatorPanel

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Visual Phonebook

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Visual Phonebook

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Visual Queue Status

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Visual Queue Status

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Visual Conference Bridges

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Visual Conference Bridges

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IP PBX Administration

You can define different levels of

Administration Access.

You can have:

Master Administrator

Supervisor

Sub-Supervisor

User

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IP PBX Administration

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Creating New Extensions

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Auto Attendant/IVR

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Auto Attendant/IVR Options

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Easy to Manage Admin Options

Drop-Down Menu System

Easy Programming!!!

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Enhanced Call Detail Reports

Included in Base IP PBX SoftwareNo Per User License Fees

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Call Detail Records(CDR) Outgoing

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Outgoing Call Report Per Extension

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Outgoing Calls Graphic Reports

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Outgoing Calls Graphic Reports

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Outgoing Calls Graphic Reports

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Incoming Call Reports

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Incoming Call Report Per Extension

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Incoming Calls Graphic Reports

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Incoming Calls Graphic Reports

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CDR Graphic Reports

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Distribution of Calls

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ccQstatsCall Center Reporting

Software

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IP PBX Call Center Features

• Queue Options– Agent Call Announcement

• Announcement to Agent

– Join Announcement• Announcement to Caller

– Message On Hold by Queue– Ringing Instead of MoH– Maximum Wait Time– Maximum Callers– Ring Strategy

• Ring All; Round Robin; Least Amount of Calls; Random; Round Robin w/Memory

– Wrap-up Timer– Call Recording– Agent Event Recording– Queue Priority– Customer Care Callback

(Option)

Caller Position Announcements Frequency Announce Positions Announce Average Hold Time

Periodic Announcements Frequency Option to have caller press a

key and exit the queue Can be sent to: Customer Care Callback Voicemail Alternate Answer Point

Failover Destination If Maximum Wait Time or

Maximum Callers intervals are reached, define destination where the call should be transferred

* Items in blue are normally optional for other Call Center software packages

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Select Time Frame to Report

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Distribution of Calls Per Queue

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Distribution of Calls Per Month & Week

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Distribution of Calls Per Day

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Distribution of Calls Per Hour

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Call Center Graphic Reports

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Call Center Graphic Reports

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Call Center Graphic Reports

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Call Center Graphic Reports

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Answered Calls Report

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Real-time Queue Summary

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