Frequently Asked Questions
What systems could be affected by All IP Switch Off?
It’s not just your phones. Alarm and monitoring systems, lift emergency lines, payment terminals and door-entry systems may also rely on old analogue connections. If they haven’t been identified and moved to an appropriate replacement, they could be affected when legacy services are withdrawn.
We already use digital phones. Do we still need to check?
Yes. Digital phones don’t necessarily mean everything else is ready. Other services, sites or equipment may still rely on analogue connections, including alarms, lifts, payments and monitoring systems. That’s why it’s worth checking the wider business rather than assuming the phone migration has covered everything.
What happens after we submit the form?
A Wanstor specialist will review the details you provide and confirm the most relevant next step within a few hours. There’s no obligation, and the aim is to understand what you’re concerned about and whether further assessment or migration support is needed.
Can Wanstor help if we have left All IP migration late?
Yes. Leaving it late doesn’t mean you’ve run out of options. Wanstor can help identify what needs attention and accelerate the migration process. Where a permanent solution needs more time, interim options such as mobile or satellite connectivity can also be considered to help keep operations moving.
How long does All IP migration usually take?
There isn’t one migration timeline that fits every organisation. The work required depends on what still relies on legacy services and the complexity of your sites and infrastructure, which is why identifying dependencies early matters. However, we have rolled out migration services to customers within 2-4 weeks.
Can Wanstor support multi-site organisations?
Yes. Wanstor works across multi-site environments and can approach migration in stages rather than treating every location the same. Your requirements can be assessed site by site, helping identify dependencies and build a rollout around the needs of the wider estate. Wanstor documentation also shows experience conducting estate-wide discovery and site surveys and delivering phased, site-by-site network rollouts.
What happens to existing lines or providers?
You don’t necessarily need to change everything at once. The first step is understanding which existing services need to migrate, which can remain, and whether any contractual or notice-period requirements apply before changes are made.