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Plan a SIP trunk switch without inbound downtime.

Porting is a fixed moment, so the cutover has to be prepared. Stand up the new trunk in advance, test routes ready, then flip routing on porting day.

Try this first

  1. 1Set up the new SIP trunk in parallel on the PBX, get registration green before porting.
  2. 2Test outbound using a CLI from a number not yet ported.
  3. 3Schedule porting on a quiet moment, avoid Monday morning.
  4. 4Flip inbound routing on porting day, cancel the old trunk a week later for safety.

When to bring us in

Porting fails technically: call the old provider for an emergency route, do not wait on a ticket, customers keep dialling.

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