nexVortex and SD-WAN specialist Ecessa have completed interoperability testing.
The verification means that enterprise customers using the nexVortex SIP Trunking Service for IP-based voice and the Ecessa Edge product as a wide-area network (WAN) access device can get the economic and scaling benefits of SIP, combined with the WAN link failover and load balancing of the Ecessa Edge product. This combination provides networks greater reliability, higher availability, greater bandwidth and better redundancy, the companies said.
The same holds for customers subscribing to the nexVortex hosted voice offering (in lieu of a premise-based PBX), while using the Ecessa Edge as an access device.
The testing included verifying interoperability with the nexVortex SIP service and nexVortex hosted voice offering along with forced- failure scenarios while using multiple WAN links. This included a hard disconnect of the primary WAN link, as well as purposefully degrading the quality of the link, and in both scenarios the Ecessa Edge moved the in-progress calls to an alternate WAN link.
“We have been delivering commercial service for over 10 years and appreciate what the Ecessa product can do at the edge of the network,” said Wes Rogers, nexVortex founder and COO. “The ability to use multiple WAN links to deliver a quality voice call provides our SIP trunking customers, hosted voice customers and channel partners great confidence when deploying the joint solution.”
“Ecessa and nexVortex are both dedicated to delivering an exceptional customer experience,” added Eric Brooker, vice president of sales and marketing at Ecessa. “The combination of nexVortex cloud communication services and our Edge product deliver on that promise.”
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