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Please feel free to forward this Tenor Notes to your colleagues. For a free subscription, please go to: http://www.quintum.com/main/subscribe.html Oct. 2005 QUINTUM TO ANNOUNCE NEW SOFTWARE ENHANCEMENTS! We have been diligently working to enhance the software for our Tenor VoIP MultiPath Switches (AS/AX/BX/DX and CMS) ….and it will be making its debut later this month! New SIP features: Blind Call Transfer to transfer to third party without discussion; Consultative Call Transfer to transfer after discussion with third party; Call Hold/Drop and Call Waiting; Support for DNS Addressing to route calls using URLs; Security Enhancements to accept calls only from selected proxy; Enhanced Caller ID and Caller Name Display; Support for Multiple User Agents (96 for DX and 192 for CMS); and Enhanced DN Channel Mapping to map DNs to UA’s. Enhancements: Support for the following: The new AXT4800 (48 Port FXO Gateway) and Unified’s SS7 Signaling Gateway (DX and CMS Only). In addition there is support for more mapped ports (120 for DX and 960 for CMS); Number Rollover Routing; Enhanced Dial Plan/Tone Management for international deployments; a simple configuration wizard; and finally, an IP Discovery Protocol to eliminate the need for RS232 serial port console. New Easy to Use Configuration Wizard: The new Tenor configuration wizard automatically starts up whenever a new analog or digital Tenor is introduced to a network. The Wizard will allow you to configure AS and AX Tenors for basic application. QUINTUM TO ANNOUNCE NEW TENOR AXT 4800 Quintum will be announcing a line extension to our Tenor AX. The Tenor AXT 4800 offers up to 48 FXO/0 FXS connections for trunking applications. The new AXT will give service providers the ability to terminate large numbers of PSTN lines. Whether providing termination or calling card services, the AXT is the perfect fit for large numbers of analog connections. The new Tenor AXT 4800 will be announced at the Internet Telephony show in LA. QUINTUM AGAIN WINS DELOITTE TECHNOLOGY NJ FAST 50 Quintum announced that it ranked 6th in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 for New Jersey for 2005. Quintum is among the fastest growing technology companies in New Jersey, with growth of 3,319%. This is the second year in a row that Quintum has earned this distinction, both times placing in the top 10. Quintum has distinguished itself in the voice over IP industry with its Tenor VoIP MultiPath switches which are designed both for traditional and IP-PBX enterprise environments, and for service providers deploying VoIP-based services directly to enterprises requiring customer premise equipment at the edge. You can read the complete press announcement by going to: http://www.quintum.com/main/press.php3?id=110. QUINTUM TO ATTEND INTERNET TELEPHONY CONFERENCE & EXPO IN LOS ANGELES Quintum will be in booth #417 at the Internet Telephony show in Los Angeles on October 25th – 27th at the LA convention center. Quintum has free VIP passes into the exhibit hall for our customers. You can download the PDF on our website at: http://www.quintum.com/main/literature.php3 at the bottom of the page. Or, you can register online, and be sure to put “Quintum” in the box when you register at http://www.tmcnet.com/voip/conference/ca05/registration.aspx#vip. If you do not wish to receive this newsletter, please go to: http://www.crmtool.net/WebForm.asp?F=160&W=2395

Welcome to Quintum’s Tenor®Notes for August, 2004 Quintum Now Supports SIP and H.323 on all Tenors! The newest generation of Tenors is now able to support both H.323 and SIP protocols. Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) has been added to the latest software code for the Tenor MultiPath Switch products, thus allowing the Tenor products to recognize inbound H.323 and SIP calls, and process them on a call by call basis. Users will also able to configure the call signaling preferences for outbound calls which will be handled based on the preferred signaling. Quintum has tested and confirmed that Tenors are interoperable with SIP phones, VoIP gateways, terminal adaptors and SIP softphone products, as well as SIP proxies from many well known manufacturers. First generation models of Tenors will be software upgradeable to SIP, but users will need to select either H.323 or SIP. Please check our Technical Note for any additional limitations that may affect the earlier models of Tenors. For complete information on the SIP release, please download our Technical Note, which can be found at: http://partners.quintum.com/files/prod_lit/SIP_Introduction_Aug04_Final1.pdf Quintum’s Next Generation of Tenors. You’ve heard several announcements from Quintum on our newest generation of Tenors and their capabilities. The Next Generation of Tenors includes the new Tenor AS, which offers a two or four port model, with new station side (all FXS ports) VoIP gateway configurations to support CPE to VoIP gatewaying applications such as remote extension. The new Tenor AX offers a choice of 8, 16 or 24 ports of simultaneous VoIP calls, and an enterprise configuration for PSTN back up and 911 support. The Tenor DX provides up to 4 T1/E1/PRI spans. Here are the common features for the new generation: Tenors now support both H.323 and SIP protocols; Tenors can be configured for either Gateway or MultiPath functionality, allowing for all FXS, all FXO or a combination of port configurations; Support for the new Tenor Monitor VoIP network monitoring tool; Configuration Manager software to easily set up your Tenor network; Codec Auto-Negotiation; Universal Dial Plan; IVR/RADIUS AAA Compliance. Of course, Tenors still have our patented SelectNet™ Technology, as well as PacketSaver™ and NATAccess™ Technologies. Now the New Gen of Tenors are even more adaptable and functional than ever! Check them all out on our website at: http://www.quintum.com/main/tenor_series.html New Case Study on Quintum's Website: Techland Group, Quintum’s distributor in the UK, implemented a VoIP network for Christie & Co., the leading business agent in the UK, operating both nationally and internationally, specializing in the hotel, licensed, leisure, care and retail commercial property markets. The challenge was to tie together its varied telephony infrastructure, maximize the excess bandwidth it had, and free it from its dependence on PBX switch vendors and service providers. Two key requirements that Quintum was able to uniquely support were; 1) minimize the impact on the existing telephony infrastructure and users and 2) assure high voice quality all the time – independent of what might occur on the IP network. Christies successfully deployed Quintum Tenors with its unique MultiPath configuration that allowed that VoIP solution to be deployed transparently to the existing voice network and its users. The Tenor deployment also utilized Quintum’s SelectNet™ feature which assures the QoS of their voice calls, including the calls in progress, by dropping back to the PSTN in real time if there is any problem on the IP network. ROI was achieved in only a few months. In fact, the deployment was so transparent that neither the Board members nor the employees were aware that they were using VoIP! Read the complete case study at: http://partners.quintum.com/files/prod_lit/Christies_casestudy.pdf Please feel free to forward this Tenor Notes to your colleagues. For a free subscription, please go to: http://www.quintum.com/main/subscribe.html If you do not wish to receive this newsletter, please send a reply email with the subject “Remove”.

Welcome to Quintum’s Tenor®Notes for July, 2004 • Quintum Announces the New Tenor AX! Quintum is officially announcing the arrival of our newest analog Tenor series of products. The new Tenor AX Series provides 8, 16, up to 24 simultaneous VoIP calls to allow enterprises with an analog infrastructure an effective way to capitalize on the power of VoIP. This new, more scalable Tenor is designed to support increased call volumes. Included with the new AX are Quintum’s new Configuration Manager and Tenor Monitor software to ease network management both at the headquarters and at remote locations. As with the other Tenors, the AX offers the complete set of unique features including SelectNet QoS switching, integrated call routing between circuit and VoIP ports, PacketSaver VoIP multiplexing for up to an additional 57% reduction in bandwidth usage and an integrated IVR. The AX offers the following configurations. • New Call Center Case Study on Quintum's Website: Chance Telecom implemented a VoIP network in South America for two of the largest telemarketing companies in the region. Both organizations needed to reduce costs from calls between North and South America. Chance utilized a Tenor CMS in their POP, which provided scalability, and a series of digital Tenors at the call center locations. PacketSaver™ was also implemented to substantially improve the bandwidth utilization for VoIP calls between South America and the US. The Tenor CMS solution can support up to 32 T1/E1/PRI trunks and allows the customers to expand their operations as needed, with very short notice to the service provider, Chance Telecom. The solution also allowed them to create individual account codes to simplify billing across multiple customers and to target specific campaigns for short durations. This allowed them to decrease their work force at non- peak times, improve operator efficiency and provide more flexible service offerings. Read the case study at: http://partners.quintum.com/files/prod_lit/Chance-CallCenter_casestudy.pdf • Check out the newest OffNet Offers on our website: We continue to add more service providers who have signed up with OffNet Offers for our enterprise customers. Check them out to see how you can save money on your long distance and international phone calls. Go to our website often to find the most recent offerings! http://www.quintum.com/main/offnet.html Please feel free to forward this Tenor Notes to your colleagues. For a free subscription, please go to: http://www.quintum.com/main/subscribe.html To unsubscribe, please send a reply email with the subject “Unsubscribe”.

Tenor AX VoIP MultiPath Switch • 8, 16, 24 or 48 Analog line and trunk interfaces • Up to 48 simultaneous VoIP calls • Available in MultiPath or Gateway configurations • Auto-Provisionable • Survivable • Unified Communications Proxy (UCP) • Supported by Remote Management Tools* • Perfect for small to medium sized businesses, SOHOs Tenor S (Survivable MultiPath Switch) Offers a Survivable Branch Office VoIP Access Solution for IP PBXs and IP Centrex Quintum's Tenor S line is a complete SIP-based VoIP solution for the branch office or for service provider customer premise equipment, providing full survivability in the event that access to the central and/or hosted IP PBX is lost. Because it delivers a complete solution in a single device - and because it offers such easy, scalable implementation and management - the TenorS line significantly reduces the total lifecycle cost of VoIP deployment, while optimizing service reliability. Tenor S also offers PSTN connectivity and legacy equipment integration for both analog and modem based devices. The Tenor VoIP MultiPath Switch Offers a Robust VoIP Switching Solution For a Variety of Applications Quintum's Tenor switching/gateway solutions are deployed worldwide to provide highly reliable, easy-to-implement VoIP connectivity in a full range of enterprise and service provider environments. These highly adaptable solutions work with traditional PBXs, legacy analog equipment, IP PBXs and IP phones, IVR and ACD systems, RADIUS servers, and other critical components of end-to-end H.323- and SIP-based communications environments. They are thus ideal for a wide variety of applications including interoffice trunking, integration of IP PBXs with legacy infrastructure, service provider VoIP trunking, call centers, calling card services, call shops and VoIP termination. The Quintum® Tenor® AX Series gives small to medium sized businesses, SOHOs and branch offices with analog voice infrastructures an easy, cost-effective way to capitalize on the power of Voice over IP (VoIP). Tenor offers a complete survivable branch office solution providing support for integrating analog endpoints and the PSTN, while offering back- up call processing support for all SIP and analog calls. Both versions of Tenor include the features that made Quintum the VoIP market value leader • MultiPath architecture for easy integration with existing voice and data infrastructure, meaning little or no re-programming of the PBX, or upgrades are required and no need for special dialing plans. • Transparent MultiPath Call Routing to intelligently route calls between the PBX, the PSTN, and the IP network to achieve the best combination of cost and quality. The Tenor can also route calls over IP to reduce costs, and then transparently "hop off" to the PSTN, to reach off-net locations. • Auto Provisioning interface allows the Tenor solution to be deployed worldwide, and configured automatically by acquiring the configuration information from a central server, upon installation. The same auto-provisioning capability allows the Tenor to be configured from a VoIP application, thus supporting a single user interface between the VoIP application and the Tenor configuration. • Unified Communications Proxy (UCP) provides 'Any to Any' connectivity: SIP - SIP, TDM - TDM and SIP - TDM, for easy integration with any network. • Universal Dial Plan that provides a programmable dial plan so Tenor can be integrated into any network environment. • PacketSaver™ Technology multiplexing to reduce bandwidth consumption by up to 57% by combining voice packets from multiple calls into a single packet. • NATAccess™to allow Tenor to operate behind NAT firewalls to translate internal IP addresses into public addresses when a VoIP call is established with an outside party. • Remote Management for anywhere, anytime remote management even behind NAT firewalls with Quintum's Remote Management Session Server. and branch offices * Available for an additional cost

End of Life Announcement Quintum Technologies Inc. Page 1 71 James Way, Eatontown, New Jersey 07724 U.S.A. End of Sale/End of Life for 24 Port RJ11 Breakout Block The 24 Port RJ11 Breakout Block (Part Number 520-0027-00) is being discontinued. This product will be replaced by the new 8 port RJ11 adaptor, or the 24 port or the 48 port RJ11 patch panels. The last day to order 24 port breakout blocks will be June 30, 2005. End of Sale and End of Life This document outlines the End of Sale (EoS) and End of Life (EoL) plan for the 24 Port RJ11 Breakout Block (Part Number 520-0027-00) The reason for this EoL notice is the introduction of the new 8 Port RJ11 Adaptor (Part Number 501-0169-00), the new 24 Port RJ11 Patch Panel (Part Number 501-00170-00), and the new 48 Port RJ11 Patch Panel (Part Number 501-0171-00). These products offer a greater choice of termination configuration options to better meet the needs of our customers. Recommended Product Migration The recommended replacements for the 24 Port RJ11 Breakout Block are shown in the table below - Obsolete Product Nearest Equivalent New 8 port RJ11 Adaptor Unit 24 Port RJ11 Breakout Block New 24 Port RJ11 Patch Panel New 48 Port RJ11 Patch Panel The 8 Port RJ11 Adaptor Unit mounts directly to the 50 pin Telco connectors on the rear panel of the Tenor AX Series. The 24 Port and 48 Port Patch panels are 1U high rack mounting devices that are connected to the 50 pin Telco connectors on the rear of the Tenor AX Series using 50 pin Telco to 50 pin Telco cables which must be ordered separately. Recommended Product Application Tenor AX Series Product Recommended Device AXG800, AXT800, AXE800 (2), AXM800 (2) 8 port RJ11 Adaptor Unit AXG1600, AXG2400, AXT1600, AXT2400 24 Port RJ11 Patch Panel AXE1600, AXE2400, AXM1600, AXM2400 48 Port RJ11 Patch Panel