Technical and Deployment Considerations

Useful FourTeck Resources

Customers planning a DAG2000 deployment often need adjacent infrastructure decisions at the same time. FourTeck’s broader regional resources can support those conversations. Explore FourTeck technology solutions for wider business communications and infrastructure planning. Tanzania projects with cross-border operations can reference FourTeck Kenya and FourTeck Uganda for related regional IT sourcing discussions. Voice deployments that include SIP phones may also benefit from the specialist IP phone solutions resource, while UAE-linked procurement or technology coordination can start at FourTeck UAE. These links are provided as related resources; final compatibility between any third-party product and a DAG2000 gateway should be verified for the specific deployment.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Tanzania

In Tanzania, the strongest use case for the Dinstar DAG2000 Series is controlled migration from established analog telephony to SIP-based communications without forcing an immediate replacement of every telephone, fax endpoint or PBX connection. Organisations may have a mixture of legacy extensions, analogue carrier circuits, branch PBXs and newer IP phones. The DAG2000 family allows the analog portion to be brought into an IP design in a measured way. For a site with many analog user devices, the 16, 24 or 32-port FXS variants can provide the required station interfaces. Where the requirement is to bring analog carrier or PBX lines into an IP PBX, the 16-port FXO model is the relevant branch of the family. When both station and trunk connectivity are required, the 8S8O hybrid model offers a balanced combination.

Procurement in Tanzania should begin with a port inventory rather than a model number. Count active analog phones, fax lines and specialist analog endpoints separately from PSTN or PBX trunks. Identify which circuits are expected to remain after the first migration phase and which may be retired later. Then determine whether the new voice platform will use on-premises IP PBX, a hosted SIP service, a centralised multi-branch architecture or another SIP/IMS environment. This prevents overbuying the wrong port type and helps reserve capacity where growth is likely. A quotation request is stronger when it lists current line counts, desired future count, voice platform, network topology, required failover behaviour and whether fax remains business critical.

Tanzania deployments also benefit from treating the gateway as a networked communications asset rather than a passive telephone adapter. Plan IP addressing, voice VLAN placement, QoS, management access, configuration backup and logging. Where TLS/SRTP is being considered, validate support and policy across the full SIP path rather than enabling encryption on only one component. If analog fax is in scope, test T.38 or pass-through with the actual provider and destination patterns used by the business. FourTeck can use this information to help compare suitable DAG2000 variants and prepare a more accurate commercial proposal, while avoiding assumptions about stock, delivery time or service coverage until those details are confirmed for the specific order.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Dar es Salaam

For businesses in Dar es Salaam, analog-to-IP migration often intersects with headquarters connectivity, call handling, customer service, distributed offices and carrier choice. A DAG2000 deployment can be valuable where an organisation has already invested in analog handsets or fax devices but wants them to participate in a modern SIP environment. Headquarters sites with many analog extensions may evaluate 16, 24 or 32 FXS ports, while businesses retaining analog PSTN trunks can consider the 16O variant. The hybrid 8S8O is suitable for designs that require both analog device connections and analog line interfaces within one gateway footprint.

A Dar es Salaam project should document how voice traffic will flow during normal operation and during an outage. If a central IP PBX serves several branches, specify WAN dependencies, SIP server addresses, number ranges, routing priorities and what users should experience if connectivity to the central system is unavailable. The DAG2000 family includes routing, dial-plan and management capabilities that can support well-structured deployments, but resilience depends on the whole architecture. The hybrid model is documented with power and IP/SIP failover functions, so it can be relevant when local survivability is a design requirement; however, exact failover behaviour must be configured and tested against the chosen PBX and carrier environment.

For procurement teams, the most useful quote request includes a simple worksheet: required FXS count, required FXO count, expected growth, existing PBX make and model, target SIP system, network switching environment, fax requirement, security expectations and installation responsibility. This information reduces ambiguity when comparing the DAG2000-16S, 24S, 32S, 16O and 8S8O. If a business is also refreshing IP phones, switching or firewall policy, those items should be considered together because call quality and reliability depend on LAN design as much as on the gateway itself. FourTeck can help frame the gateway requirement around the actual Dar es Salaam business workflow and produce a quotation based on confirmed configuration needs.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Mwanza

Mwanza organisations evaluating VoIP migration may have a different priority from a large headquarters environment: keeping existing telephones operational while standardising communications between local offices, warehouses, service counters or remote branches. The Dinstar DAG2000 Series offers a practical path because it separates analog endpoint connectivity from the IP voice platform. A 16, 24 or 32-port FXS gateway can aggregate analog extensions into SIP, while the 16O model can connect analog PSTN or PBX line interfaces into an IP telephony design. The 8S8O hybrid is especially useful where a site has a modest number of both analog extensions and external analog lines.

Before selecting a model, Mwanza buyers should consider the physical distribution of analog wiring. A gateway with enough ports on paper may still be poorly placed if existing copper pairs terminate in another building or floor. Identify the main distribution point, cable routes, patching method and equipment-room power arrangements. Then map each analog extension to a planned gateway port and each PSTN line to its intended FXO port. This makes installation predictable and reduces troubleshooting after cutover. Network planning should include stable IP addressing, switch-port configuration, voice prioritisation where required and restricted management access.

The business case should also distinguish between migration value and capacity value. If most endpoints will soon become native SIP phones, buying the largest FXS gateway may not be justified. If analog equipment will remain for several years, reserving spare ports may be sensible. Fax requirements deserve explicit testing because protocol support does not remove the effects of packet loss, jitter, carrier handling or remote fax compatibility. Procurement teams in Mwanza can ask FourTeck for a DAG2000 quotation that states the intended port mix, SIP system, number of locations and expected migration timeline. That allows model selection to be tied to the future network design instead of treating the gateway as an isolated hardware purchase.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Arusha

Arusha businesses in hospitality, tourism, professional services, education and multi-site operations can use analog VoIP gateways when established room phones, office extensions, fax machines or PBX trunks need to coexist with a SIP-based platform. The Dinstar DAG2000 Series provides multiple capacity choices, so the design can align with actual analog demand. FXS models are the correct direction for connecting analog devices. The 16O provides FXO interfaces for analog lines. The 8S8O combines both and can be useful in a property or branch that needs local analog extensions plus PSTN integration.

In Arusha, migration planning should focus on service continuity. For a hotel or customer-facing business, changing the telephony core without carefully mapping extensions can disrupt reception, reservations, back-office coordination or emergency contact procedures. A phased approach can retain critical analog endpoints while the IP PBX and SIP infrastructure are introduced. Document extension numbering, inbound routes, outbound dial rules, emergency numbers, fax destinations and any analogue devices that are not standard telephones. If the design uses the hybrid gateway for failover, test the desired behaviour under both network and power-failure scenarios rather than relying on a generic assumption.

Good procurement also requires understanding management ownership. Decide who will administer SIP credentials, firmware, backups, logs and dial plans after installation. Dinstar documents web management, logging, provisioning and configuration backup functions across applicable DAG2000 models, which can support structured operations when procedures are maintained. Voice security should be considered with the PBX, firewall and LAN design together, including management restrictions and TLS/SRTP where compatible end to end. When requesting a quote for Arusha, include the existing phone environment, number of analog devices, count of PSTN lines, target IP PBX, growth expectation and whether rack placement, structured cabling or network switching changes are also required. This gives FourTeck enough context to propose the right DAG2000 option without overstating what a single gateway can solve.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Dodoma

Dodoma organisations modernising business communications may need to connect older analog extensions to new IP PBX platforms while maintaining familiar user workflows during transition. The Dinstar DAG2000 Series supports that transition with distinct FXS, FXO and hybrid variants. For offices with sixteen or more analog endpoints, the DAG2000 FXS family provides 16, 24 and 32-port choices. For sites where existing analog carrier lines need to terminate into SIP, the DAG2000-16O is designed around 16 FXO ports. When both types are needed in equal smaller groups, the 8S8O combines eight FXS with eight FXO interfaces.

A public-sector, institutional or enterprise project in Dodoma should place documentation at the centre of procurement. Record every existing extension, line purpose, department, hunt group, fax destination and inbound number. Define which functions the IP PBX will perform and which are expected from the gateway. This separation avoids duplicated routing logic and makes fault isolation easier. Because DAG2000 models support flexible routing and dial plans, configuration can become sophisticated; clear naming conventions and change records are therefore valuable. For larger deployments, maintaining a port-to-extension map and a backup copy of the approved configuration can reduce recovery time after maintenance.

Network readiness is equally important. Voice traffic should use reliable switching, appropriate VLAN design where required, controlled management access and QoS policies that reflect actual network congestion. Where encryption is required, confirm TLS/SRTP interoperability across gateway, PBX and service provider. Fax workflows should be tested in realistic conditions. A procurement request should include whether the site needs only gateway hardware or also configuration, network preparation, PBX integration and user acceptance testing. FourTeck can use these inputs to help Dodoma buyers compare DAG2000 capacity choices and prepare a commercial response based on confirmed requirements rather than generic assumptions about delivery, installation or availability.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series UAE

UAE businesses frequently operate mixed communication estates that include legacy analog extensions, PSTN connectivity, IP PBXs and cloud-connected voice services. The Dinstar DAG2000 Series can be considered where an organisation wants to preserve useful analog infrastructure while standardising the core around SIP. Capacity planning follows the same technical logic: 16, 24 or 32-port FXS models for analog devices, the 16O for analog line interfaces, and the 8S8O for a combined eight FXS plus eight FXO requirement. A correct design starts by identifying which side of the gateway each circuit belongs to rather than choosing only by total port count.

For UAE-linked deployments, interoperability and governance are often central. Enterprise environments may have SBCs, central SIP trunks, distributed PBXs, security policies and formal change management. The gateway should be documented as one node in that voice architecture. Define registrar or trunk settings, approved SIP transport, numbering patterns, codecs, DTMF method, VLAN placement, NTP, syslog or CDR retention, backup procedure and administration rights. Dinstar documents SIP/IMS, IPv4/IPv6, T.38, routing, TLS/SRTP and management features on current DAG2000 pages, but each capability still needs validation against the exact model and surrounding systems.

A regional company with sites in Tanzania and the UAE can also benefit from standardising configuration templates where practical. Standardisation does not mean copying dial plans blindly; it means using consistent naming, security principles, firmware governance, monitoring and documentation. When requesting pricing, specify the destination market, model, port count, required accessories if any, and whether the quote is for hardware only or includes configuration and integration. FourTeck UAE resources can support related regional discussions, while the Tanzania team can focus on the Tanzanian side of the deployment. This separation helps procurement teams coordinate cross-border projects without implying stock or service conditions that have not been confirmed.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Uganda

Uganda buyers considering the Dinstar DAG2000 Series are typically looking for a controlled way to connect analog telephony into a SIP-based communications platform. This can include businesses with existing POTS phones, fax machines, analog PBX extensions or PSTN lines that remain useful during migration. The 16, 24 and 32-port FXS variants address analog endpoint density, while the 16O addresses analog trunk connectivity. The 8S8O hybrid supports mixed FXS and FXO requirements and can be attractive for a branch that needs both analog extensions and local PSTN integration.

A good Uganda deployment plan begins with a site-by-site inventory. Branches do not necessarily need the same gateway even if they use the same PBX platform. One office may have many analog handsets and no local PSTN lines; another may need a small group of phones plus local analog trunks. Matching gateway type to each branch can be more economical and easier to support than forcing one standard port mix everywhere. Document call routing between branches, local breakout requirements, emergency calling policy and whether numbering is centrally managed. For hybrid designs, confirm how local analog lines should be used when the IP path is unavailable.

Network quality and operational ownership should be included in the buying decision. SIP voice can be affected by latency, jitter, packet loss, NAT and inconsistent QoS policy, so the gateway should be installed on a well-managed LAN with clear addressing and access control. Dinstar provides logging, provisioning and backup features that can help remote support when they are configured appropriately. Buyers coordinating Uganda and Tanzania operations can also use regional FourTeck resources to align requirements across sites. A quotation request should include each location, FXS and FXO counts, PBX details, fax use, expected growth and required commissioning scope so the recommended DAG2000 model reflects real operational needs.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Kampala

Kampala enterprises, call centres, clinics, schools and multi-branch businesses may use the DAG2000 family to bridge existing analog assets into an IP PBX or SIP service. This is useful when replacing the core communications system is practical but replacing every endpoint immediately is not. The FXS variants support higher concentrations of analog devices, while the 16O can convert analog carrier or PBX line connectivity into SIP. The hybrid 8S8O model is suited to mixed environments where local analog lines and analog user devices must coexist within the same gateway.

Capacity planning in Kampala should account for both active ports and operational headroom. A site with fifteen analog extensions may fit a 16-port FXS gateway today, but if expansion is likely, the next port tier may reduce future disruption. Conversely, a site steadily replacing analog phones with native SIP endpoints may not need excess FXS capacity. The same logic applies to FXO lines: count actual analogue trunks that will remain after migration and confirm whether the SIP provider or IP PBX will replace some of them. This lifecycle view is more useful than buying solely against the current extension list.

During implementation, create a clear port map and test every calling scenario: internal extension calls, outbound calls, inbound DID or PSTN routes, call transfer, hunt groups, voicemail behaviour, fax where required and any failover path. Security should include strong administration credentials, restricted management interfaces and trusted SIP peer policies. Where TLS/SRTP is enabled, check that all connected systems support the chosen settings. A well-prepared Kampala quote request includes the desired model family, exact analog counts, SIP platform, network environment and commissioning expectations. FourTeck can then help compare appropriate DAG2000 variants without making unverified assumptions about local stock or deployment timelines.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Arua

Arua organisations with branch offices, healthcare facilities, education sites or service operations may value a gateway that allows analog devices to remain usable while central voice services move to SIP. The DAG2000 Series is relevant where the number of analog interfaces is too large for a small ATA but does not justify replacing the installed analogue environment immediately. The FXS versions provide 16, 24 or 32 ports for analog endpoints. The 16O connects analog trunks into IP telephony, and the 8S8O combines eight ports of each type.

For Arua sites, supportability should influence design. Remote branches may be easier to maintain when their gateway configuration is standardised, backed up and documented before go-live. Record IP addresses, SIP accounts, port assignments, dialing rules and the approved firmware level. Enable logging that helps diagnose registration, routing and call-quality issues without exposing management interfaces unnecessarily. Dinstar documents system logs, CDR, automatic provisioning and configuration backup functions on the DAG family, which can be valuable when branch support depends on remote diagnostics.

The WAN path should be evaluated separately from the analog side. If calls rely on a central IP PBX, decide what should happen when the branch loses connectivity. Hybrid configurations may support local survivability options, but the behaviour must be designed around available PSTN lines and tested. If the branch uses fax, include it in acceptance tests because fax over IP can be sensitive to network conditions. Procurement teams should provide FourTeck with the branch role, analog extension count, analog trunk count, central PBX details, expected call patterns and any resilience requirements. This produces a better basis for choosing the DAG2000 variant and avoids selecting equipment by model popularity rather than functional fit.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Mbarara

Mbarara businesses moving toward IP communications may still have analogue phones, fax equipment and PSTN lines embedded in everyday workflows. A Dinstar DAG2000 gateway can connect those assets into SIP while allowing migration to occur in phases. The FXS variants are designed for analog endpoints and are available in 16, 24 and 32-port capacities. The 16O is designed for sixteen FXO line interfaces. The 8S8O hybrid gives a balanced option for sites that need both analog station and trunk connections.

The most important design question is where analog functionality should remain after migration. For example, a business might keep analog phones in workshops or reception areas while deploying SIP phones for management. Another site might eliminate most analog extensions but retain PSTN lines as a backup route. These scenarios lead to different DAG2000 models even if the total number of analog connections looks similar. Build the port plan around the future state, then confirm the transition sequence needed to avoid service interruption.

Configuration governance is important for reliable operation. Use documented SIP profiles, consistent dial-plan rules, restricted administrator access and configuration backups. If VLANs and QoS are used, verify switch configuration and avoid assuming prioritisation is effective merely because a tag is configured on the gateway. For fax, test the actual service path. For secure SIP, verify TLS/SRTP compatibility end to end. When requesting pricing in Mbarara, state whether the requirement is for hardware only or includes remote configuration, integration or commissioning. FourTeck can use the requirement to compare suitable DAG2000 choices and related IP telephony components while keeping commercial commitments tied to confirmed scope.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Gulu

For Gulu organisations, the Dinstar DAG2000 Series can support branch modernisation where analogue extensions still serve a practical role. FXS gateways provide analog station interfaces that can register or route into a SIP-based system, while the FXO version brings analogue line connectivity into that system. The hybrid model provides both functions in one chassis. This flexibility is useful when a branch has a mix of local PSTN requirements and analog user devices but is expected to participate in a centralised IP PBX design.

A branch deployment should begin with call-flow design. Identify which calls stay within the branch, which traverse the WAN, which use local carrier lines and which must still work during an outage. The answer influences whether an FXS-only, FXO-only or hybrid gateway is appropriate. It also determines how dial plans and routing should be configured. Dinstar’s documented flexible routing and dial-plan capabilities can support complex scenarios, but simplicity is preferable where possible because it reduces troubleshooting complexity.

Gulu buyers should also plan physical and operational resilience. Confirm stable power, protected network switching, proper equipment placement and accessible but secure cabling. Keep a configuration backup and a port assignment sheet at the site or in the central documentation system. Where remote support is important, establish controlled management access rather than exposing the gateway broadly to the internet. Include fax testing and failover testing in acceptance if those functions matter to the business. A FourTeck quotation request can include site role, current PBX, SIP destination, port counts, call routing expectations and growth estimate so the recommended DAG2000 model aligns with the branch’s real communications plan.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Kenya

Kenya businesses with regional operations may use the DAG2000 Series as part of a consistent analog-to-SIP migration strategy. The product family gives architects multiple port profiles rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all appliance: 16, 24 and 32 FXS ports for analog endpoints, 16 FXO ports for analog lines and an 8S8O hybrid for mixed requirements. This makes it possible to standardise on a family while selecting different capacities for headquarters, branches and specialist sites.

For a Kenya deployment linked to Tanzania operations, common configuration standards can simplify support. Teams can use consistent naming for gateways, SIP profiles, VLANs, port labels, backup files and change records while still adapting dial plans and carrier interfaces to each country. Regional standardisation is especially valuable when a central IT team supports multiple offices. However, local carrier behaviour, numbering and regulatory requirements should be validated independently rather than assumed to be identical across borders.

Procurement should also separate the hardware decision from the service decision. The right DAG2000 model depends on interface counts, while successful implementation depends on IP PBX compatibility, LAN readiness, WAN quality, SIP provider settings and operational support. If fax is required, test T.38 or pass-through. If encrypted SIP is required, validate TLS/SRTP across all peers. If resilience is required, document the failure scenarios and expected user behaviour. Kenya buyers can use the FourTeck Kenya resource for related regional discussions and coordinate with Tanzania requirements where a common architecture is preferred. A detailed bill of requirement enables a more precise quote and reduces later changes caused by overlooked analogue circuits.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Kuwait

Kuwait organisations evaluating analog VoIP gateways may have PBX estates in commercial buildings, hospitality, education or distributed offices where analog endpoints remain operationally useful. The Dinstar DAG2000 Series offers a practical bridge into SIP-based communications without requiring immediate endpoint replacement. FXS models connect analog devices, the 16O connects analog line interfaces, and the 8S8O combines both roles. Model selection should follow a verified port inventory and future migration plan rather than current line count alone.

Dense business environments often require careful rack, power and structured cabling planning. Determine where analog pairs terminate and whether the gateway will be installed close to the existing main distribution frame or PBX. Document port assignments and label both ends of the analog path. On the IP side, define network addressing, VLAN policy, management restrictions, SIP server connectivity and logging. This physical and logical documentation becomes important when the gateway is supporting many analogue extensions because a single mislabelled port can affect troubleshooting for multiple users.

Security and availability requirements should be captured during design. Dinstar documents TLS/SRTP and SIP failover functions on applicable models, but these features need compatible servers and correct policy. If PSTN lines are intended as continuity paths, confirm how calls route when the primary IP service is unavailable. Fax and modem-like analogue devices should be tested rather than assumed compatible based only on connector type. Procurement teams can ask FourTeck for a model-specific quotation that identifies the required DAG2000 variant, expected port use, target PBX, integration scope and destination market. This avoids unsupported assumptions about availability, installation coverage or delivery and keeps the commercial proposal tied to the confirmed requirement.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Ghana

Ghana businesses can consider the Dinstar DAG2000 Series when they need to connect established analog telephony to a new SIP environment. The family supports several migration patterns: high-density FXS for analog phones and fax devices, FXO for analog carrier or PBX lines, and hybrid FXS/FXO for sites that need both. The 16, 24 and 32-port FXS choices are useful where analogue extensions remain numerous, while the 16O and 8S8O address different trunk and mixed-port needs.

The procurement process should include a review of which analog services are truly required after migration. Some organisations discover that several PSTN circuits can be replaced by SIP trunks, while selected lines remain valuable for continuity. Others retain many analog phones because they are already cabled and reliable. A port audit separates these cases and prevents unnecessary capacity. It also helps determine whether the gateway will be a long-term component or a transition platform that gradually handles fewer endpoints.

For operations teams, management features are as important as port count. Establish a standard for backup, firmware control, SIP credentials, access logging and change approval. Use VLAN and QoS functions as part of a verified network policy, not as isolated settings. If remote branches connect to a central PBX, test behaviour during WAN failure. If fax is retained, run realistic send and receive tests. Ghana buyers should include these requirements when requesting a FourTeck quote so the response can distinguish hardware selection from integration scope. A complete request should identify port counts, PBX platform, service provider, expected growth, security requirements and whether configuration or commissioning assistance is part of the project.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Nigeria

Nigeria organisations with large branch networks, call operations, hotels or established PBX systems may need analog gateway capacity that scales beyond a small desktop adapter. The Dinstar DAG2000 Series addresses this with multiple FXS port densities plus dedicated FXO and hybrid variants. The main benefit is not simply converting analog to IP; it is allowing an organisation to decide which legacy assets remain useful while centralising more communication on SIP.

For multi-site Nigerian deployments, create a model matrix by location. A headquarters may need 32 FXS ports, a smaller branch may need 16 FXS, and a site retaining local PSTN lines may need FXO or hybrid capability. Using one family can simplify training and documentation while still matching each site’s actual interface requirement. Maintain standard templates for network addressing, SIP server entries, dial-plan conventions and backup naming, but allow local routing differences where carrier or numbering arrangements vary.

Operational reliability depends heavily on surrounding infrastructure. Provide protected power, managed switching and clear network segmentation. Verify QoS policies across switches and WAN devices. Restrict management access and use secure SIP features where supported by the complete solution. For hybrid or FXO deployments intended to provide local fallback, conduct outage tests that simulate loss of the central SIP service and confirm which calls still work. Fax must also be tested end to end if it remains important. Nigeria procurement teams can submit a structured requirement to FourTeck with port counts, locations, PBX details, SIP provider, failover expectations and integration scope. This gives the supplier enough information to choose the correct DAG2000 variant and avoids generic claims about local stock, delivery or technical coverage before they are confirmed.

Dinstar DAG2000 Series Seychelles

Seychelles hospitality, services and multi-site organisations may retain substantial analog telephone wiring even when the communications core is moving to SIP. The Dinstar DAG2000 Series can help bridge those environments. In a property with room or service phones, FXS capacity may be the primary requirement. Where local PSTN lines must be integrated into an IP PBX, FXO ports become important. A hybrid 8S8O configuration is useful when both analogue extensions and line interfaces are needed at the same location.

Island or distributed-site planning places extra value on accurate sizing and remote manageability. Procurement errors can be disruptive, so count ports carefully and document spare-capacity assumptions. Record each analog endpoint and its location, especially in hospitality environments where extension numbering may relate to rooms, departments or service areas. On the IP side, define the SIP platform, WAN dependency and management method. Dinstar’s documented logging, provisioning and backup features can support remote administration when access is secured and operational procedures are clear.

Resilience should be addressed as a workflow rather than a single feature. Decide which calling functions must continue if WAN or SIP service is interrupted, whether analog lines remain available, and who is responsible for failover configuration. Test fax if used for reservations, administration or finance. Confirm that any TLS/SRTP requirement is supported across the whole call path. When seeking a Seychelles quotation, provide FourTeck with model preference if known, exact FXS/FXO counts, PBX platform, destination, integration requirements and expected growth. This allows the proposal to focus on the correct DAG2000 variant and supporting architecture while leaving stock, delivery and service commitments to the formal confirmed quotation.

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