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> > Thanks for all the info Joe. I would really like to
> avoid cisco
> > phones if possible. We've been bitten so many times by
> them alread
> Thanks for all the info Joe. I would really like to avoid cisco
> phones if possible. We've been bitten so many times by them already (Cisco
> Routers, Access Routers, Switches). Generally they provide no support
> without a contract, and even that does not keep them from end-of-lifing
>
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> Joe Greco
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> > The real problem is that t
> The real problem is that the old comdial is dying
That's bad. Always a good motivation. We've been having BRI TA's die,
pushing us to VoIP too. ;-)
> and cannot support any more extensions.
That's bad too.
> Not to mention constant static problems on speakerphone.
The Cisco speakerphone
.
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> James Dumais
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> i have
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> James Dumais
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> i have a simple question, why are you switching to an ip
> solution? does yo
i have a simple question, why are you switching to an ip solution? does
your exsisting telephone network work for your company? if so, why not
just use asterisk to provide your exsisting network with calls, that way
you can continue to use your exsisting hardware, and still use asterisk.
if your j
> Well basically we are a small operation. To begin with we really don't want
> any voicemenu ("press 1 for this, press 2 for that"). I just want all the
> incoming calls to ring to the 2 receptionists (and then maybe everywhere
> after a while). However, on our current analog (comdial) system y
than a 1 line phone?
Jonathan Miller
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> Joe Greco
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> &g
> Continuing on/adding my $0.02 to Joe's reply on this thread
>
> --On Friday, October 15, 2004 23:30 -0500 Joe Greco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> > If Extension 1000 is a Zap channel (i.e. an interface card that has an
> > RJ11 into which you plug a phone), that may not be able to recei
Continuing on/adding my $0.02 to Joe's reply on this thread
--On Friday, October 15, 2004 23:30 -0500 Joe Greco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
If Extension 1000 is a Zap channel (i.e. an interface card that has an
RJ11 into which you plug a phone), that may not be able to receive more
than one ca
> Okay, so I've got my "proof-of-concept" system working with soft SIP phones
> (SJlabs). Now, if I want to buy hard phones, what do I use? We have 8
> lines coming in to our building and we plan to use all 8. Do we need 8-line
> phones to use all 8 lines? If I have a multiline phone, will the
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