Re: [Asterisk-Users] Question about remote POTS lines

[Gregory Junker]

How remote are the remote offices? Miles? States? Countries? Best of my 
knowledge, the days of exchanges based on proximity to a particular CO 
are over, and those numbers (assuming they are in the same area code) 
often can be routed anywhere. You could also look into having a company 
like VoicePulse take over the PSTN termination and shoot you a VoIP link 
to the central * server.

Greg
Jim Dossey wrote:
I have a client who asked me about a situation they have.  They have a 
main office and 3 remote offices.  We are installing an Asterisk server 
at the main office with SIP phones in the remotes.  Each remote office 
only has 1 person.  The remote offices currently have a POTS line that 
has a published number.  They want to keep that number.  The problem is 
that they would like to somehow link those remote POTS lines back to the 
main office, so people in the main office can answer their calls when 
they are away.  They could install an asterisk server in those remote 
offices and link them back to the main office, but that seems like 
overkill for a single POTS line.

Any ideas?
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