Please also have a look at the gateway boxes from berofix
(http://wiki.beronet.com/index.php/Main_Page). I am not affiliated but
have used different products from them over last few yeas and all have
survived and are stable.
Documentation is open and free on their wiki. They provide updates. They
Please also have a look at the gateway boxes from berofix
(http://wiki.beronet.com/index.php/Main_Page). I am not affiliated but
have used different products from them over last few yeas and all have
survived and are stable.
Documentation is open and free on their wiki. They provide updates. They
Thanks again to everyone that's responded thus far. I have once again
bundled the questions and answers into a single email, and am responding
below.
On 6/14/2013 9:43 AM, Nunya Biznatch wrote:
Howdy All,
They say opinions are like belly buttons, everybody has one.
(that's the clean
Thanks to everyone for the responses. I really appreciate it. I'll
answer all questions and suggestions in this one email. (at the bottom)
On 6/14/2013 9:43 AM, Nunya Biznatch wrote:
Howdy All,
They say opinions are like belly buttons, everybody has one.
(that's the clean version of the
...
For redundant/failover of Asterisk checkout HAAST at
www.generationd.comhttp://www.generationd.com The HAAST product sits between
Linux and Asterisk, monitors for failures etc, and then fails over to another
Asterisk box. It effectively creates a low-cost cluster, moving IP's etc to
Interesting product that I was very interested in, but the licensing has
one huge glaring problem. Be sure to read the FAQ carefully. If your
hardware fails and you replace almost anything in the machine, you have to
pay for the product again.
On Sat, Jun 15, 2013 at 10:42 AM, Michelle Dupuis
On 15/6/13 7:00 pm, Carlos Alvarez wrote:
Interesting product that I was very interested in, but the licensing has
one huge glaring problem. Be sure to read the FAQ carefully. If your
hardware fails and you replace almost anything in the machine, you have to
pay for the product again.
Not to
On Sat, Jun 15, 2013 at 10:28:50AM -0600, Nunya Biznatch wrote:
Answer - There's a couple reasons I'm thinking this way, which may be
misguided so thanks for making me think about it. First is redundancy.
Offloading the PRIs and analog phones from the primary PBX means if
there's an issue, I
Howdy All,
They say opinions are like belly buttons, everybody has one. (that's
the clean version of the saying). So I'm asking for yours. I hope you
see it as a fun exercise.
I'm designing a phone system from the ground up. Will be about 1000-1300
seats mixed 80/20 VoIP/Analog. 58-acre
On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 09:43:29AM -0600, Nunya Biznatch wrote:
System will use G.722 for VoIP Phones.
[...]
2-servers acting as gateways. Each handling 2 PRIs for outside
trunks.
So why use g722? Just use your local g711 law and thus avoid the
transcoding impact to/from the PSTN and calls
http://red-fone.com http://red-fone.com/products-new/fonebridge/ might be
a good place look and see if other ideas pop up. They have good products.
I am not affiliated with them, just a happy user on a couple of
deployments.
On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 11:43 AM, Nunya Biznatch
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