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The Internet is the largest equivalence class in the reflexive
transitive symmetric closure of the relationship can be reached by an
IP packet from.
WTF?? Reads like Chinese stereo instructions written by a stoned philosophy
major!
But let's not
fight that battle over the definition of is, 'k?
I'm just curious why someone would give away calling to China... it
seems a little odd.. there's no advertising... no nothing...
Tinfoil Hat Time.
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if you want to send the feds a really crazy log, port-forward TCP 22 outside
your firewall, wait 24 hours, you'll probably have a few thousand attempts.
-Original Message-
From: Rusty Dekema [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 10:01 AM
To: Commercial and
You should eat the cost, over time you will learn to order extra
phones on the markup so that you can support the client. This is biz
101.
DING DING! exactly right on. When you do your margin calculation it should
be:
(my cost * my markup) + value of product according to failure rate in
Fourth!
-Original Message-
From: Jim Houser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 2:29 PM
To: 'Commercial and Business-Oriented Asterisk Discussion'
Subject: RE: [asterisk-biz] Digium T400P Clone For Sale
Third!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fifth? er wait ... I probably don't count! dang nabbit!
Maybe you can suggest to your compadres to take the best of the IAXy and
then make it work good like an SPA-3000. I would buy at least 50.
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In North America, I had the exact opposite problem - it's hard to buy 1 or 2
360's but I did a bulk order of 120 phones and there was no problem
whatsoever. My feeling is that distributors hate breaking up a box for
singles - they are 10 to a box.
Since the 360 is internationalized and ships
If direct on-net calling to hundreds of thousands of VoIP customers is
something you think your business could benefit from then don't forget
to join the CAVP ENUM working group which kicks off its first meeting
tomorrow! This short 1 hour conference call will start things off.
The facts are
Thanks for raising some good points. I think I can clarify CAVP's position
here:
a) while many carriers run IP in their network, I doubt any of them will
want to *accept* calls from another carrier over public intarweb, much
less *send* the calls to another carrier. I certainly won't. Unless
I forgot my disclaimer on my last post: Although I am not a direct member of
the CAVP as I do not have CLEC status, I do have some understanding of the
issues that CAVP is attempting to deal with, and I have had a hand in
setting up the CAVP. So I have to say that my last post does not represent
/default.aspx?indx=33lang=e
It's only 17 of them, and all of them is quite big.
All the Best!
Sergey.
Colin Anderson wrote:
I forgot my disclaimer on my last post: Although I am not a direct member
of
the CAVP as I do not have CLEC status, I do have some understanding of the
issues that CAVP
working group teleconference
Telus is CLEC on Bell's area, and visa versa.
All the Best!
Sergey.
Colin Anderson wrote:
LOL, if Telus and Bell are classed as CLEC's who, then, is the ILEC??
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From: Sergey Kuznetsov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 3
Please
email me direct with rates
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There is really no reason in
most cases to pass the media through an asterisk box, unless you need to
transcode it.
Hi
Sorry for the newb question but what exactly do you mean by this?
The media stream (or media path) refers to the audio passed between
phones, Asterisk, and a service. This
Buddy
of mine wants to buy an unlocked Linksys ATA in Canada to avoid customs and duty
hassles. If you have one, please reply direct to him: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
thx
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Did Eid (or his God) use Asterisk?
If he
doesn't, he should.
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Just did a terabyte Raid 5 array last week with a 3ware card under CentOS.
Plugged drives in, defined the array in the BIOS, reboot, stuck in the CD.
Worked first try. 15 min total. I've been doing arrays for 10 years, and
that was *by far* the easiest one I've ever done (and the largest!). I
I would prefer channel banks that have gotten outstanding recommendations
on the
various lists.
Adtran is expensive but worth it. Support is great, no gotchas integrating
the thing, and you can configure it 8 ways from Sunday. If you want it to
*just work* then get an Adtran.
These type of boxes (DLink) you just put in your office, turn them on,
point a web browser ...
True, but I'm *so* impressed with [EMAIL PROTECTED] used it for my home PBX and
had it
running in under a half hour. Stick in disk, go for coffee, reboot, point a
web browser...
Xorcom Rapid is no
$1500 US! No ATA! For 15 hund, it's quite doable to make a real Asterisk PBX
to scale to 100 users with a single port t1 4 FXS (your cost there, though
and of course you would have to configure it yourself, but with AMP and/or
[EMAIL PROTECTED] that's not too much pain.). Same Asterisk box for
Anybody seen this thing? Curious about the amphenol connector - is there a
hydra style connector for it or would you have to make one?
-Original Message-
From: Tom Hayden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 8:35 AM
To: Commercial and Business-Oriented Asterisk
Demo looks very good. I like how you de-aggregate all of the various
functions i.e. you can add *just* a voicemail or *just* a phone, with AMP
it's kind of all or nothing. The multi-tenant is great. Well done. Tie up
your loose ends and you've got a great product there.
-Original
This won't address OP's problem, but in my install I had to grapple with
weakness in the operator position (yes we use SNOM's not afraid to admit it,
really like them) and to deal with that I had to change our corporate
culture somewhat.
The solution was to simply assign every user a DID and
There is a SIP stack for a 5220 and 5235 which the sidecar attaches to but
it is unclear as to whether it will work in SIP mode. We have one that is
running MiNet and once I get rid of my 3300 I will experiment.
Unfortunately, MiNet is here at my install for the remainder of 2005.
-Original
Very simple: vi extensions.conf
What more do you need?
With respect, that's not practical if the expectation is for the Asterisk
platform is to hit critical mass. While other PBX vendors take the It's my
way, or the highway approach to configuration, it's not enough for Asterisk
to simply ape
Phones are phones, there's no scope there. I'm amazed by your Snom
comment, have you used Polycoms?
Well telephony is just not the same all over the world.
Yup. I sampled quite a few phones to my users and the only one that they all
agreed on was Snom. Technical issues aside, it was the only
Mitel ICP3300: $1200 Cdn per seat for the midrange handset model, including
voicemail and system access licences, not including base PBX ($30K to $80K
Cdn depending on config) and not including the remote teleworker solution
which allows a Mitel phone to be used offsite thru broadband, about $10K
Nope:
http://www.jivesoftware.org/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=102535#102535
However, that may change in the future assuming Google decides to follow
their do no evil mantra and open it up.
The Jive guys are looking into it:
http://securityfocus.com/news/9061
http://www.camophone.com/(out of
business)
http://www.securityfocus.com/news/9822
Upshot is that it would be quasi-legal and risky as hell.
The owner of star38.com scuttled it after
he started getting death threats. No startup is
www.thinktel.ca talk to Jim Bell
-Original Message-
From: James Sharp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 8:21 AM
To: asterisk-biz@lists.digium.com
Subject: [Asterisk-biz] 403 or 780 Candian DIDs
I will be looking for a small batch of DIDs in either of these area
www.netfone.ca insanely cheap local @ $12.95
/month cdn + unlimited calling to "90% of canadian cities"
Anyone using this?
They using SIP? Anyone tried an Asterisk server w/ them?
tia
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