Keep your telephony operations always on for seamless communications
Survivability is the ability to ensure that your telephony operations remain functional even in the event of failure in your IP PBX system. The Survivability feature available in Khomp’s gateways allows them to take over the basic functions of the IP PBX system.
How does the Survivability mode work?
When you enable the Survivability feature in a Khomp gateway installed between your IP PBX system and a public telephony network, the gateway begins to monitor the operation of the IP PBX.
If the IP PBX fails to respond, the gateway takes over the basic functions of the IP PBX. In other words, it will automatically route calls to the appropriate telephone according to the settings predefined in the gateway’s Survivability feature. It also supports:
- Internal and external call forwarding;
- Call transferring with and without consultation;
- Least cost routing of calls.
Features of the Survivability mode included in Khomp’s gateways
Product | Number of Devices for Survivability |
KMG 200 MS | 500 |
KMG SBC 90 | 500 |
KMG 400 MS | 500 |
KMG 3200 MS | 2000 |
KMG SBC 750 | 2000 |
UMG 104 | 120 |
UMG Modular 300 | 120 |
UMG FXS 240 | 120 |
µSBC | 120 |
Features
Application models
SAS for local survivability using the KMG 200 MS
SAS for Headquarters-Branch communications survivability using the KMG MS
SAS with µSBC to keep local communications
SAS for survivability in Cloud PBX environments using the UMG Modular 300