Comstar deploys VoIP network solution from Nortel

Oct 13, 2008 (Datamonitor via COMTEX) -- JSTKY | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- Russian telecom company Comstar United TeleSystems has implemented a VoIP network solution from Nortel to help accommodate the need for long-distance VoIP across the entire Russian Federation.

According to Nortel, Comstar's VoIP network is built on its Communication Server (CS) 2000, an IP multimedia softswitch that delivers network infrastructure services and supports a wide range of voice and multimedia features based on the open, industry-standard SIP protocol.

Sergey Pridantsev, president and CEO of Comstar, said: "The provision of these access codes will enable us to launch our long distance service offering and become a multi-service operator. We will be able to provide local, inter-zonal, inter-city and international telephony services, as well as broadband internet access, IPTV services and other data transmission related solutions."

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