Hi,
Anybody have lots of experience with PCI ISDN cards and Asterisk? I'm
thinking of getting a BRI in my house to deliver more advanced signaling to
my PBX (yes, I'm a geek :-)) but I've never played with isdn4linux.
Is there any particular BRI card that works better with Asterisk than any
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] ISDN BRI hardware
Hi,
Anybody have lots of experience with PCI ISDN cards and Asterisk? I'm
thinking of getting a BRI in my house to deliver more advanced signaling to
my PBX (yes, I'm a geek :-)) but I've never played with isdn4linux.
Is there any
You can try AVM FRITZ with chan_capi from kapejod.
srsergio
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Asunto: Re: [Asterisk-Users] ISDN BRI hardware
> Hi,
>
> Anybody have lots of experience with PCI ISDN cards and Asterisk? I'm
> thinking of getting a BRI in my house to deliver more advanced signaling to
> my PBX (yes, I'm a geek :-)) but I've never played with isdn4linux.
>
> Is there any particular BRI card that works better with Asteris
-=> On Sun, 21 Sep 2003 14:43:47 -0700, "Mark Hagler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Hi,
> Anybody have lots of experience with PCI ISDN cards and Asterisk? I'm
> thinking of getting a BRI in my house to deliver more advanced signaling to
> my PBX (yes, I'm a geek :-)) but I've never played with is
>> Also, can the BRI interface cards participate in
>> conference, etc., since they aren't a Zaptel
>> interface?
> I haven't used conferencing but I believe you can
> load the ztdummy emulator to get it working..
I am successfully using the "zaptelrtc" from
http://www.junghanns.net/asterisk/ It
