Perimeta meets the challenges of today's networks with capabilities that deliver sophisticated network security, advanced management of packet throughput under all load conditions, extensive protocol interworking and normalization, and complete packet analysis for in-depth problem isolation and repair.

Perimeta certification for Microsoft Teams Direct Routing (DR) means you can now leverage the flexibility, security, robustness & scalability inherently available on Perimeta when implementing DR to PSTN Service Provider SIP Trunks.

• Supports decomposed signaling and media functions: Allows dynamic scaling of signaling and media traffic independently and on-demand that can lead to a threefold increase in efficiency.
• Encryption, authentication and dynamic blacklisting: Superior protection against attacks, including DDoS, fuzzing or malformed packet attacks.
• Unparalleled voice quality experience: Support for HD codecs and efficient transcoding, CN (Comfort Noise), silence suppression, voice quality-based routing allows customers to deliver voice intelligently.
• Extensive interoperability capabilities: Support for robust MMF (Message Manipulation Function) simplifies communication between different networks and endpoints. Enables multiple types of networks, protocols, and devices to work together seamlessly.
• Real-time analytics, troubleshooting and triaging: Network operators can quickly identify and resolve issues with audio and signaling using voice quality metrics (VQM), including packet loss, jitter, delay and MOS. These metrics also allow you to continually track your performance against crucial key performance indicators (KPIs).
• Multi-purpose SBC: Perimeta's flexibility makes it the only and the last SBC you will need. It meets myriad needs for Enterprises & Carriers, including Microsoft Teams DR, Access SBC (whether in NGN or IMS networks), SIP Interconnect and VoLTE NNI (IBCF/TrGW).
  

Learn more about Perimeta SBC and its DR capabilities along with a free trial of Perimeta Teams in Azure - sign up now using "Contact me".