Thank you for the reply, please see questions in-line. On Thu, 2003-11-27 at 18:36, Steven Critchfield wrote:
<snip> > I noticed that some of those Polycom units supported V.35 connections. > You could possibly get a V.35 card for your asterisk computer and split > the channels off to the V.35 similar to how the ZapRas works. I don't > know if that will work though. Ok, I will look at the V.35 options. > Another route would be to help hack up the libpri code to support the > 3DSO or Brite signaling to support ISDN lines of T1. CAC has ISDN cards > for the ADIT600, and I'm sure there is an equivalent for Adtran. So you don't know of any support to use a ISDN4Linux or similar card as an ISDN FXS port? I have found a device that will take a single PRI and break it into multiple PRI and BRI groups, but it is quite expensive. http://www.patapsco.co.uk I was looking at the Liberator 1PxB and Liberator 2PxB > As far as the breaking of a few channels to the Modem rack, that is > easy. Just pick a DID number for asterisk to route the call via and send > it down one of the second channels. You could ideally set it up to have > all channels active instead of a fractional PRI up. This would let you > surge up to whatever your demand needed. It is also probable that when > your mode needs where high that your office needs are low and it would > let you use the channels more effectively. Remember you only route on > the channel, it isn't like each channel is a phone number. Any of the > channels could be any of the numbers. Sounds great. > The VoIP would easily fit into that setup also. Perfect. We are looking at providing some remote telephone connections for our telecommuting users. > Not to mention that if > anyone wanted to loan you other equipment to test out, asterisk could > provide a PRI connection to it also. Harry -- Harry McGregor, Computing Manager Tucson Support Group - U.S. Geological Survey University of Arizona - Environment and Natural Resource Building 520-670-5574 (office) - [EMAIL PROTECTED] 520-661-7875 (Cell) - [EMAIL PROTECTED] The opinions/statements expressed herein are my own and should not be taken as a position, opinion, or endorsement of the University of Arizona or the U.S. Geological Survey. _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
