An easy way to get scalable dial tone is to purchase a used 4 line by 16
extension POTS key system. New they are around $750 to $1000 for 16 working
analog ports. Used systems are probably very cheap. The dial plan you use
is only extensions, but, it works fine.
Bill Burton
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ANDERSON, JEFFREY
Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 5:21 PM
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Subject: Simulated dial-tone
Anyone know of an inexpensive way to create dial-tone in a home lab. I
would like to be able to setup 3 or 4 analog ports (but if only two can be
done that would works too) that can dial each without having to leave the
lab - no outside phone lines. We are able to achieve this at work through
our Lucent switches, but I doubt I am going to pay a million dollars for a
phone switch (LOL). This would be great for simulating dialup scenarios.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks again,
Jeffrey M. Anderson
MCSE / MCSE+I / CCNA
SAFECO System Support Unit
(509) 893-8568
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