Only the Tenor VoIP MultiPath
Switch Guarantees Voice Quality on VoIP calls. And, Quintum's Tenor VoIP solution is extremely flexible and scalable, making it ideal for the wide range of
environments and applications that exist in enterprises today. The Tenor provides full compliance with the SIP and H.323 IP telephony standards, ensuring its
interoperability with leading third-party hardware and software. Including unique technology such as PacketSaver™, MultiPath Call Routing and NATAccess™, Tenors offer:
Tenor AF Series - Survivable
The Quintum® Tenor® AF Series gives small businesses, SOHOs and branch offices with analog voice infrastructures an
easy, cost-effective way to capitalize on the power of Voice over IP (VoIP). Tenors offer a complete survivable branch office solution providng support for integrating analog endpoints and the PSTN, while offering back-up call processing support for all SIP and analog calls.
Tenor AF Series
Tenor AS Series - Survivable
Tenor AS Series
Tenor AX Series - Survivable
An all-in-one solution for businesses with analog voice infrastructures.
Tenor AX Series
Tenor BX Series - Survivable
Tenor BX Series
The Tenor BX offers enterprises using ISDN Basic Rate Interface (BRI) lines an easy, cost-effective way to capitalize on the power of VoIP.
Tenor DX Series - Survivable
Tenor DX Series
For enterprises needing up to 8 T1/E1/PRI spans.
Tenor CMS
An easy, cost-effective way to deliver low-cost, high-quality voice services over IP networks.
Tenor Hybrid Gateway 60
Tenor Call Relay Session Border Controller
A more intelligent way to enter the VoIP market.
Tenor GateKeeper+
A more intelligent way to support call management of VoIP network.
Tenor DXi Integrated VoIP Switch
Remote Management Session Server
Simplify configuration and management of remotely
deployed Tenor VoIP MultiPath Switches
Tenor Call Routing Server
Tenor Monitor - Software included with Tenor VoIP Switches
The Tenor Monitor is Quintum's extremely flexible, most user-friendly tool for monitoring alarms, call status, and CDRs on a Tenor-based VoIP network in real time.
