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• Vega VoIP Gateway
• Mounting Clips

IP communications across multiple, sometimes untrusted, networks needs to be normalized, managed and secured. There is a need to guarantee interoperability of multiple devices, carriers and protocols in a transparent way to the user of the network. Session border controllers take care of the conversion between protocols, transcoding, threat prevention, resource limiting, and accounting at the edge of VoIP networks of enterprises and carriers alike.

You wouldn't put your data network on the internet without a firewall-why would you expose your voice network without a Session Border Controller?

Vega Enterprise SBCs (eSBC) sit at the edge of your company's network and do the heavy lifting for VoIP phone calls that your firewall isn't designed to do. Hide important voice network information, protect your company network from malicious attacks-that can cause your telephone bill to skyrocket or become susceptible for hackers to breach your system and take down the network.

Sangoma session border controllers offer affordable protection for small business that most integrators can configure and provision easily.

Tailored for Your Business Needs

All Sangoma SBCs feature field upgradable, session-based licensing as well as hardware-based transcoding and media handling (Excludes Vega SMB). Support for a broad range of SIP trunking topologies and integration with Skype for Business and Microsoft Lync environments, the Vega series includes comprehensive security configuration and a full suite of GUI-based tools and APIs for deploy- ment, management, reporting and troubleshooting.

ADVANCED CAPABILITIES | High Availability

Ensure business continuity with our new High availability (HA) feature, allowing mirroring of your main SBC with a standby SBC ready to automatically take over calls in case of failure. This feature is included free of charge!

Protection from Enterprise Security Threats | Denial of Services

• Call/registration overload
• Malformed messages (fuzzing)

Configuration Errors

• Mis-configured devices
• Operator and application errors

Theft of Service / Fraud

• Unauthorized users
• Unauthorized media types

BYOD

• Smartphones running unauthorized apps
• Viruses and malware attacking your VoIP network

USE CASES | Service Provider Applications

• SIP trunking
• Remote worker
• Hosted PBX
• Core session router and load balancer