Is there a box that I can use to connect a single PSTN line via IAX (not
SIP) into my * system, with nothing left over (no extra ports for
creative "helpers" to plug the wrong cable into, and not paying for any
unused features I won't use?).
TIA
Ian
If you deal in Nortel VOIP in the Toronto area please contact me off
list - no big deal, I just need a plastic body part for one i2004 but
this is too small an order for the big companies to process... :-) Thx.
These are quite expensive at retail; this seems like a good price, but I
have no connection with the vendor. He claims to have 10 available at
this price.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Legacy-Nortel-Norstar-Handset-to-SIP-VoIP-Gateway_W0QQitemZ150059605152QQihZ005QQcategoryZ61839QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQ
Ian Darwin wrote:
These are quite expensive at retail; this seems like a good price, but I
have no connection with the vendor. He claims to have 10 available at
this price.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Legacy-Nortel-Norstar-Handset-to-SIP-VoIP
Simon P. Ditner wrote:
Hi All,
There was a fairly long list of people helping out, so I'm just going to
take a moment to name names ;-)
Keith Major from Aquarius Telecom, Stephan Monette from Unlimitel, Ian
Darwin, and Dave Donovan for putting together our flashy new flyers.
I must de
On Mon, Nov 12, 2007 at 12:24:51PM -0500, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
> On Monday 12 November 2007 11:49:39 Nabeel Jafferali wrote:
> > Does anyone know where I can find DB9 connectors locally? I just need the
> > ends to build a custom cable.
>
> Sayal electronics. www.sayal.com. They have stores s
Tim St. Pierre wrote:
Maybe this is a silly question, but why doesn't someone make ticketing
software around SQL/PHP/IMAP/SMTP?
This seems to be a little more portable. I'm sure I will need a ticketing
system before long, but I don't run windows on ANY of my machines, and have
no plans to do s
On Wed, Nov 28, 2007 at 10:13:12AM -0500, Philip Mullis wrote:
> Anyone know of any local places to pick up one of these phones?
As the Neo1973 phone is not yet in "general availability", there
are no dealers anywhere (worldwide). If you want a GTA01 ("developer
preview" now, go to direct.openmoko
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 05:07:26PM -0400, Simon P. Ditner wrote:
> I just got word from Koolu that they're getting some 850/1800/1900 MHz
> models in next month; sign onto my blog entry if you'd be interested in
> pre-odering: http://taug.ca/node/118
>
> On Mon, 24 Mar 2008, Christopher Allsop wro
A friend in Belleville works at a 20+-employee company that is running
up against the limits (# of lines) of their current Nortel system, and
I'm suggesting they at least have a look at Asterisk before buying the
next "big grey box". Is there anybody in Belleville or nearby that could
go into t
Alex @ Kovasys Inc. wrote:
According to few knowledgeable sources (few emails from providers I
have received today) - there is an exploit in the works which can hack
your Asterisk and make some nasty phone calls to Zimbabwe ;)
It is not a general Asterisk problem, that's for sure.
Read more here:
http://www.trixbox.org/forums/trixbox-forums/open-discussion/critical-remote-root-exploit-trixbox-wild
I am not quite sure if it is only TrixBox servers, or all servers with
FreePBX installed on it.
What's more disturbing is this, extracted from the above-cited forum:
Dear Fo
Please stop posting every message to both lists.
Thank you.
-
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've thought about it but never got it organized. There are numerous
administrative issues, such as: who is the legal entity that will
contract with the colo provider? what do you as a co-op do when a member
can't pay? Who will spend the several hours every month forever
consolidating the fund
Hi Taug!
I believe that some of you will have had to have network cabling done, and will have either
+ (or -) recommendations for this: I need a contracting firm to run
three or four Cat5 cables and patch panels throughout a three-story
commercial building downtown (Bloor-St. George). Needs t
> I'm hearing a lot of responses suggesting something running on an OpenBSD or
> PfSense platform. I'm
> pretty comfortable with FreeBSD, so that may work well.
>
> I have a small inventory of Alix 2D3 single board computers that we have
> often used for PfSense
> installations.
>
> I have neve
For sale - GTA
1) Nortel Baystack 5510-24T 24 port all ports 10/100/1000, all ports
working, rack-mountable
(fans too loud for office use!). 2x Fiber link ports alternate with #23
and #24 ports.
$200 OBO.
2) Older gear! D-Link DE-816TP 16-port 10BaseT hub, bandwidth for VOIP
but not for toda
On 2013-05-19 4:26 PM, Ian Darwin wrote:
For sale - GTA
1) Nortel Baystack 5510-24T 24 port all ports 10/100/1000, all ports
working, rack-mountable
(fans too loud for office use!). 2x Fiber link ports alternate with
#23 and #24 ports.
$200 OBO.
2) Older gear! D-Link DE-816TP 16-port
I have a few Nortel sets that are not in use if somebody wants to
use them, either to patch up a running system with spares or to
build a small system - they work on BCM or on Asterisk.
1 - i2004 black (maybe 2 available)
1 - i2004 mauve
1 - i2002 black
Please contact me off list if interested in
On Sun, Jul 21, 2013 at 11:20:36AM -0400, Ian Darwin wrote:
> I have a few Nortel sets that are not in use if somebody wants to
> use them, either to patch up a running system with spares or to
> build a small system - they work on BCM or on Asterisk.
>
> 1 - i2004 black (maybe 2
I have some older sets to move out. All are low-usage, very little wear
and tear, all working when last used.
Nortel BCM/Asterisk
1 - IP1140E NTYS05 (Black, Silver faceplate)
1 - IP2002 NTDU91 (Black)
2 - IP2004 NTDU82 (Black)
1 - IP2004 NTDU82 (violet)
Surely somebody's still s
21 matches
Mail list logo
