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If it's about be specific with that particularly SBC you only have the option to deal with it's documentation or any official training.
Bou if you want something guidesd in general and deep as useful i recommended the sip school course and certification.
We tested it for a few weeks. It had issues with loosing phone registrations. Their support was not able to diagnose why. Then we tried Audiocodes sbc and everything worked perfectly. That was a few months ago so unsure how stable it is now.
Hey thanks! Ya I can't imagine massive changes being done in a few months. I'll keep that in mind for when I do start the project.