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NM-2V Cisco 2600/3600 Voice Network Module With Voice Interface Card 2 Ports | New Factory Sealed

Name: NM-2V Cisco 2600/3600 Voice Network Module With Voice Interface Card 2 Ports | New Factory Sealed
Brand: Cisco
SKU: NM-2V-2
Availability: InStock

$195.00

NM-2V 2600/3600 Series Voice Network Module With 2 Ports Voice Interface Card | Made by Cisco | New Factory Sealed

1 in stock

SKU: NM-2V-2 Category: Voice & Fax Brand: Cisco

Description

Voice Interface Card Technology

Voice Interface Card (VIC) technology is a key component of the NM-2V Voice Network Module for the Cisco 2600 and 3600 Series Routers. The VICs are physical cards that are inserted into the NM-2V to provide the physical connection between the network and the voice lines.

Each VIC provides one or more analog or digital ports, which can be used to connect to traditional telephone lines, PBX systems, or voice gateways. VICs also provide the necessary processing and compression capabilities to support voice traffic over the network.

The VIC technology used by the NM-2V supports a range of voice protocols, including Voice over IP (VoIP), which allows voice traffic to be transmitted over the network using IP packets. This provides businesses with the flexibility to choose the most appropriate voice solution for their needs, whether it is traditional telephony, VoIP, or a combination of both.

Connecting and Configuring of Voice & Fax

Connecting and configuring the NM-2V Voice Network Module involves the following steps:

Install the NM-2V into a compatible Cisco 2600 or 3600 Series Router. The NM-2V fits into an available slot on the router and is secured with screws.
Connect the NM-2V to the voice lines using Voice Interface Cards (VICs). The VICs plug into the NM-2V, and the voice lines are connected to the VICs.
Configure the router to support voice traffic. This typically involves defining the appropriate Quality of Service (QoS) settings, such as assigning priorities to voice traffic, and configuring dial peers.
Configure the VICs to support the specific voice lines that they are connected to. This typically involves defining the type of voice line (analog, ISDN, etc.), the line parameters, and the call signaling.
Connect the router to the existing telephony infrastructure, such as the Cisco Unified Communications Manager, to provide advanced call management and routing capabilities. This typically involves defining the appropriate parameters to allow the router to communicate with the telephony infrastructure.
Test the voice functionality to ensure that calls can be made and received. This typically involves making test calls and checking that the call quality is acceptable.
Save the configuration to ensure that the settings are retained after a reboot.

Managing Voice Calls with the NM-2V

Managing voice calls with the NM-2V Voice Network Module involves the following tasks:

Call Routing: The NM-2V can be integrated with the Cisco Unified Communications Manager to provide advanced call routing capabilities. This allows businesses to route calls to the appropriate destination based on specific criteria, such as the caller’s number or the time of day.
Call Management: The NM-2V provides advanced call management capabilities that allow businesses to control and manage voice calls, including call waiting, call forwarding, and call hold.
Monitoring and Troubleshooting: The NM-2V can be monitored and managed using the router’s command-line interface (CLI) or web-based graphical user interface (GUI). This allows businesses to monitor call quality, identify and resolve issues, and optimize voice traffic for maximum efficiency.
Call Quality: The NM-2V supports Quality of Service (QoS) settings to ensure high-quality voice communications. Businesses can monitor and adjust these settings as needed to ensure that call quality remains high.
Call Reporting: The NM-2V can provide call reporting and analytics, which can be used to track call volume, call duration, and other key metrics. This information can be used to improve call routing and management, as well as to identify and resolve any issues that may be affecting call quality.

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