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When developing the automation suite for DSLA nodes, a choice had to be made: should the console initiate the communication with its nodes or should the nodes start the communication with the console? The choice at that time was easy because most DSLAs where located in labs at operators or manufacturers. It was then more efficient to let the console contact the nodes when a test was required.
More and more requests hit our mailboxes to require voice monitoring. Companies want to monitor the service they receive from external suppliers: cloudified telephony. In fact, Opale needs to acknowledge 3 facts:
The question then becomes crucial: how to reach a node when it is somewhere in a cloud you have no control on and you don't even know where it is, sometimes not even in what country it is?
The solution is to invert the initiation of the communication between a node and its console.
Side benefit: when a company needs hundreds of nodes for VoIP monitoring from multiple locations, it becomes easy to setup security rules to allow them to reach the console.
You now have the prefect solution to monitor your voice infrastructure in general, your VoIP in particular. MultiDSLA will produce data to help you manage the voice service you provide to internal or external customers. You can use multiDSLA to observe your infrastucture, you can pull or push data to your own data lake or you can benefit from Opale Systems' Voice Quality Management as a Service.
You also can see the VQMaaS demo on Opale Systems' youtube channel: don't forget to subscribe.
Contact Opale Systems or your distributor for more information.