If you need any free advice, let me know..
;)
Manny
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Asterisk, Small Business,
Andrew,
Personally, I think i would look at Teliax's "Pay as You go" plan.
Unlimited simultaneous calls, pay for what you use.
JR
On 12/9/05, Andrew Berman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm a beginner here and am interested in Teliax. I own a small business and
> was wondering if you guys coul
: [Asterisk-Users] Asterisk, Small Business, and Teliax
Andrew,
Personally, I think i would look at Teliax's "Pay as You go" plan.
Unlimited simultaneous calls, pay for what you use.
JR
On 12/9/05, Andrew Berman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm a beginner here and am i
> I'm a beginner here and am interested in Teliax. I own a small business and
> was
wondering if you guys could help
> me out here. I'm basically looking for 6-8 telephone lines, but I notice
> that Teliax
supports 4 simultaneous calls on
> their Corporate plan. So could I get two Corporate
Thank you very much for your responses. I like the idea of having Teliax as well as some PSTN lines in the event of the T1 going down. I've just started to read the Asterisk book by O'Reilly, so my understanding of Asterisk is limited right now. Consequently, if I get a TDM400P for the PSTN line
Your assumptions are right on the mark. However, keep in mind that
regardless of how much effort you put into trying to figure out whether
teliax is up/down, there are always things that can happen that you can't
discover. For example, teliax (or any other itsp) might accept your outgoing
call and
Thank you very much for your help Rich, I really appreciate it.
--AndrewOn 12/10/05, Rich Adamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Your assumptions are right on the mark. However, keep in mind thatregardless of how much effort you put into trying to figure out whetherteliax is up/down, there are always
