Maybe the Zip 4x5 phone would work well for you.
We have been playing with the 4x4 and like it quite a bit.
http://www.zultys.com/ZIP4x5.htm
Harry
On Mon, 2004-11-15 at 17:57 -0500, Jim Dossey wrote:
I have a client who asked me about a situation they have. They have
-Users] Question
about remote POTS lines
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
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
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
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
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Question about
remote POTS lines
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
