Microsoft Response Point Interop issues with MetaSwitch

[terpek]

We are having interop problems between Microsoft Response Point and the Meta Switch.

MetaSwitch / Response Point will not allow us to configure multiple registration DID’s through our SBC. Most PBX’s and trunking devices we communicate with operate as such: They either require each DID to register through our SBC’s or they do not require any registration at all. The response point requires a registration but only one DID can register, not multiple.

Does anyone have any ideas on how to get multiple DIDs to register with the Meta?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

kterpe@totaltel.com

[gandalf]

What do you mean by SBC?

[donnabers]

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