On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 3:12 PM, Joseph L. Casale
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>The question you haven't answered yet, Joseph, is "how does your
>>Meridian connect to the PSTN?"
>>
>>Is it a T-1 now, or analog?
>
> Sorry Jay,
> I ended up in an offline conversation with someone regarding this.
> Its
>The question you haven't answered yet, Joseph, is "how does your
>Meridian connect to the PSTN?"
>
>Is it a T-1 now, or analog?
Sorry Jay,
I ended up in an offline conversation with someone regarding this.
Its on an analogue setup, it has an RJ-21 connector coming from a
punchdown block next to i
On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 07:12:40PM -0600, Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> >Not odd at all as far as I'm concerned - I know a number of places that
> >segregate LAN traffic from VoIP traffic using multiple VLANs over the
> >one physical link. VLANs would be the best solution (short of running
> >multiple
>Not odd at all as far as I'm concerned - I know a number of places that
>segregate LAN traffic from VoIP traffic using multiple VLANs over the
>one physical link. VLANs would be the best solution (short of running
>multiples cables for PC and phone) to achieve this.
I would have about 30 phones
Alex Balashov wrote:
> Although, oddly enough, a lot of them can do VLAN trunking, etc.
>
Not odd at all as far as I'm concerned - I know a number of places that
segregate LAN traffic from VoIP traffic using multiple VLANs over the
one physical link. VLANs would be the best solution (short o
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> Well, I am not sure what is needed to interface between the two. I hoped
> there was something you could use and from the sounds of it, its not worth
> it. I guess the only thing I would need is a small switch in each office
> then as we only have one run of cat-5e to eac
>By digital input do you mean a T1 interface? If so then yes several T1
>interfaces are available. However I think you mean is there a gateway to use
>the Meridian/Norstar phones with Asterisk. If so, yes there is a company
>that makes a gateway to use the Nortel p-phones with a SIP based system.
>
> Does anyone make an interface card that can integrate with
> the digital input of the Meridian. Not the optimal solution,
> but it allows for the current infrastructure to be retained.
By digital input do you mean a T1 interface? If so then yes several T1
interfaces are available. However I th
