Hello everybody,
I have a project for deploying asterisk in one small office. I need
professional sugestion in selection for sip hardware phones.
which of the following hardware is better.
Linksys SPA 941/942 or polycom 430 phone
or some other phones main criteria is cost,
I have deployed a qty of both phones and would recommend the Linksys
942 for the following reasons:
better display (larger, backlit)
up to 4 lines vs 2
both are POE
faster boot time
Jim
Mandeep Singh Bhabha wrote:
Hello everybody,
I have a project for deploying asterisk in one
Hi,
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I need recommendations about the best and most reliable DID provider for
North America. There are a lot of providers offering DIDs and related
services, but who knows how good they are in their service. I have my own
asterisk servers, all I need is DIDs, with multiple channels per DID, call
I would like to know as well, short of going straight to Level3 or XO or
something.
I am most interested in quality and number of included inbound and more
importantly outbound simultaneous channels and the costs associated if
more than what is included in a plan are needed.
Thanks,
Steve
I have a bunch through Teliax and have had great service.
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If you don't want to go to Level3 or XO yourself, I don't know what answer
you expect on this list. What you are going to get are people giving their
opinions, or else people who are wanting to sell their services.
Keep in mind also, choppy, all circuits busy, and dropped calls, can very
well
Zeeshan,
We currently offer XO DID's via our network. We have had many customers
test and all have been pleased with our service offerings. If you would
like I can provide you with a few test numbers so you can try our services
out.
Also in the very near future we will start
What is your typical usage? Minutes? Channels?
I have had accounts with almost all of them but never used them much.
When I did they were all pretty good. The exceptions to that and it had
to do more with customer service (though my service was not working)
were Voicepulse and Nufone.
Thanks,
Please tell us more. I have one ordered already, but my supplier is
delaying the ship date every week (normal, since they aren't out yet).
How does the 330 compare to the 501, besides having only two lines instead
of 3? In terms of quality of materials, looks, ease of use, fonctionality,
etc?
Telekenex is a business-grade IP service provider with a robust private
international network. We are a certified by the FCC Tier 1 that has been
in business since 1993.
You will find that are customer service and our responsiveness to our
customers and agents is world class.
We do not
On Wed, 2007-05-16 at 10:49 -0400, Matt wrote:
If you don't want to go to Level3 or XO yourself, I don't know what
answer you expect on this list. What you are going to get are people
giving their opinions, or else people who are wanting to sell their
services.
Keep in mind also, choppy,
I'm looking for a few new ITSPs in the UK, Spain and Denmark. I'd like to
deal with ITSPs that focus on their country, rather than a generalist (such
as DIDx).
Can anyone recommend ITSPs in those regions? My goals are:
* Have (or are willing to build) an API to manage numbers
* Both
On Wed, 16 May 2007, Zeeshan Zakaria wrote:
I need recommendations about the best and most reliable DID provider for
North America. There are a lot of providers offering DIDs and related
services, but who knows how good they are in their service. I have my
own asterisk servers, all I need is
Steve Totaro wrote:
What is your typical usage? Minutes? Channels?
I have a number of clients I consult to, I set each one up with an
account on Teliax. They are pretty light usage but some are demanding on
quality and reliability.
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Thanks,
Steve Totaro
http://www.asteriskhelpdesk.com/
KB3OPB
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I need recommendations about the best and most reliable DID provider for
North America.
I have had excellent DID service from CommPartners over the last 2
years. They are not perfect in every respect, but when it comes to the
actual voice service it's been flawless once set up. They run lots of
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Hello,
I would like to announce that the Configuration Guide for Asterisk PBX is now
available as a printed book at www.amazon.com. The eBook can still be bought at
www.asteriskguide.com.
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I have an application that requires call forwarding from a public telephone
network to a number on my Asterisk switch. I would like to capture the
forwarded from number.
Has anyone see how I can get this number?
Nicky Smith
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Phone: +1.613.231.6836
Mobile: +1.613.222.5422
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A link to the page on Amazon would help. Also, $50 is kind of expensive
for an E-Book. Maybe if you had some excerpts, table of contents, and
index or something more to go on, it might help justify the purchase.
The description was obviously written by someone who speaks English as a
second
More of a user's list question. Can you explain what you are trying to
do a little better? What number are you getting in callerID? What
number are you not getting? Is it being changed? Where is it being
changed?
Thanks,
Steve Totaro
http://www.asteriskhelpdesk.com
KB3OPB
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On Wednesday 16 May 2007 3:38 pm, Nicky Smith wrote:
I have an application that requires call forwarding from a public telephone
network to a number on my Asterisk switch. I would like to capture the
forwarded from number.
Has anyone see how I can get this number?
If your provider (SIP or
Nicky Smith wrote:
I have an application that requires call forwarding from a public telephone
network to a number on my Asterisk switch. I would like to capture the
forwarded from number.
Has anyone see how I can get this number?
Nicky Smith
Nicky,
What protocol are you using to send the
If you're using a PRI, it is in the RDNIS value. (Redirected DNIS)
DNIS = the final destination
RDNIS = the original number dialed
I'm the one who originally asked Mark to add this feature to Asterisk
several years ago. It's important for mass-market voicemail services.
For example...
Hi Everyone,
can you please recommend me a good VoIP provider as I am not satisfied by my
current provider. Does not matter what protocol it uses. I'm looking for
good rates, stable quality and not so big prepayment required.
Thanks to all.
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On 5/16/07, Mandeep Singh Bhabha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everybody,
I have a project for deploying asterisk in one small office. I need
professional sugestion in selection for sip hardware phones.
which of the
If the SPA94x is a good one (they have a far higher damaged on
delivery rate than Polycom) then it should be fine. It is not as nice
looking as the Polycom, nor is it as good built as the Polycoms. The
sound quality is also far better on the Polycom. However it is way
easier to configure and
I can get you that for around $1000.00 a month per DID. Sorry you
didn't include the price you are willing to pay.
On 5/16/07, Zeeshan Zakaria [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need recommendations about the best and most reliable DID provider for
North America. There are a lot of providers offering
Thank you for clearing that up. I thought of RDNIS but have never
needed or used it so I was not really sure what it was.
Last time I looked at the wiki, the entry for RDNIS simply said
Referring DNIS or something to that affect, with no explanation of
usage. Now its usage and purpose makes
Hi,
We can offer you A-Z with 1/1 billing, except of course to USA/Canada 6/6
and mexico 60/60.
If you want the best pricing, it would be a mix of PTT and other at 1/1
billing. Premium A-Z is usually much more expensive and billed 30/6.
We also offer weekly or bi-weekly pre-payment with no
For anyone looking for capacity with retail-quality and wholesale rate,
we have the following route available for immediate termination.
1E - India (Proper)
1E - India (Punjab)
ALOC is well over 15 minutes. Reply back only if you could fill at least
an 1E worth of traffic. We will start with
We need Mexico mobile termination. Route should be stable and of
superior quality. We can start with 1M minutes a month and go up as we
get comfortable with the route and the overall business transaction.
Please send your replies directly to sales [at] voicepundit [dot] com
Sincerely,
Voice
Steve,
You can download the first three chapters for free at www.asteriskguide.com.
You are right, English is not my first language, but the book was reviewed by
other people. The descriptions were written after the revision. The book is for
beginners and intermediate users, it is not meant
Flavio,
Yes, I noticed my mistake and promptly posted that you could read the
first three chapters free online.
The first three chapters were well written and followed a logical
progression. I agree, it is for beginners and maybe a little heavy on
screenshots during the Linux
I got another 330 from Polycom today. I prefer the cosmetics of this
phone over the IP430 and it takes up about 1/2 the desk space of a
501. It also does native PoE without that silly step-down cable ;-).
I haven't put it through its paces so to speak, but so far I like it
very much. It
I wonder if someone would care to recommend a billing system for
Asterisk?
It should favorise the prepaid billing system, and be integrated with a
payment gateway ( paypal or money bookers would be nice, as paypal lets
people make payments without the use of a credit card ).
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