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<div>a couple things, if you guys could clear up for me.</div>
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<div>A) If i have a bunch of sip ip phones, and if i were to fail to my PRI. I should still be able to use my ip phones right? i assume the signal will be changed by my T1 card? and the reverse i would assume is true for incoming calls.
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<div>Outgoing could be handled by the dial plan. Incoming would have to be something worked out with the providers.</div><br>
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<div>B) How about DID's, how would that be handled. is there a DID failover as well? I have my VOIP service with one company, if i had my PRI service with another. how would those DID's get failed to the other provider, if thats even possible at all in a timely manner.
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<div>Not sure how this would be handled. </div><br>
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<div>C) also are failover pri's generally cheaper that their active counterparts?</div>
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<div>thanks alot.
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