You mean a PRI gateway or FXS/FXO gateway? Try Quintum or Boscom gateways for both or lots of others. I've worked with Cisco, Quintum and Boscom and all are fine as SIP to PRI/FXS/FXO gateways.
Neill....;o) --- Iqbal iqbal@gigo.co.uk wrote:
Hi
Multiport, I mean more than one port :-), basically the pbx with have a E1 coming into it, which is 30 lines. Now if theother end of the pbx is connected to 40 extensions in the office, I really want all 40 to be able to make a voip call, rather than getting engaged tone. The customer doesnt want to replace the existing pbx, hence would want to put something behind it, which connects to the IP world.
hence by dialing *1 [or whatever prefix] the call would hit the pbx, it would then send that out via the IP device as a VoIP call.
I dont really want to build a asterisk setup for them locally, but would just rather go for a out of the box solutions which already exists...
Iqbal
Shidan wrote:
Hi just wondering what you mean by multiport
devices and what issues
you've had. We have integrated M1s and Norstars
with Asterisk in a
hybrid voip/key system environment.
On Apr 3, 2005 12:09 PM, Iqbal iqbal@gigo.co.uk
wrote:
Hi
Has anyone used meridian pbx and connected that to
a multiport voip box,
or does anyone have any recommendations in general
on multiport devices
and PBX setups
tks
Iqbal
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and then would quintum work well with interfacing to SER at my end.
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NEILL WILKINSON wrote:
You mean a PRI gateway or FXS/FXO gateway? Try Quintum or Boscom gateways for both or lots of others. I've worked with Cisco, Quintum and Boscom and all are fine as SIP to PRI/FXS/FXO gateways.
Neill....;o) --- Iqbal iqbal@gigo.co.uk wrote:
Hi
Multiport, I mean more than one port :-), basically the pbx with have a E1 coming into it, which is 30 lines. Now if theother end of the pbx is connected to 40 extensions in the office, I really want all 40 to be able to make a voip call, rather than getting engaged tone. The customer doesnt want to replace the existing pbx, hence would want to put something behind it, which connects to the IP world.
hence by dialing *1 [or whatever prefix] the call would hit the pbx, it would then send that out via the IP device as a VoIP call.
I dont really want to build a asterisk setup for them locally, but would just rather go for a out of the box solutions which already exists...
Iqbal
Shidan wrote:
Hi just wondering what you mean by multiport
devices and what issues
you've had. We have integrated M1s and Norstars
with Asterisk in a
hybrid voip/key system environment.
On Apr 3, 2005 12:09 PM, Iqbal iqbal@gigo.co.uk
wrote:
Hi
Has anyone used meridian pbx and connected that to
a multiport voip box,
or does anyone have any recommendations in general
on multiport devices
and PBX setups
tks
Iqbal
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Iqbal, why don't you give me the model number of your system, we have emulated the meridian system using asterisk, if its the M1 then it won't be a problem, if you have the 8 line norstar then you can get separate sip adapters for each phone. We can provide you with those as well.
Regards, Shidan
On Apr 4, 2005 9:47 AM, Iqbal iqbal@gigo.co.uk wrote:
and then would quintum work well with interfacing to SER at my end.
Iqbal
NEILL WILKINSON wrote:
You mean a PRI gateway or FXS/FXO gateway? Try Quintum or Boscom gateways for both or lots of others. I've worked with Cisco, Quintum and Boscom and all are fine as SIP to PRI/FXS/FXO gateways.
Neill....;o) --- Iqbal iqbal@gigo.co.uk wrote:
Hi
Multiport, I mean more than one port :-), basically the pbx with have a E1 coming into it, which is 30 lines. Now if theother end of the pbx is connected to 40 extensions in the office, I really want all 40 to be able to make a voip call, rather than getting engaged tone. The customer doesnt want to replace the existing pbx, hence would want to put something behind it, which connects to the IP world.
hence by dialing *1 [or whatever prefix] the call would hit the pbx, it would then send that out via the IP device as a VoIP call.
I dont really want to build a asterisk setup for them locally, but would just rather go for a out of the box solutions which already exists...
Iqbal
Shidan wrote:
Hi just wondering what you mean by multiport
devices and what issues
you've had. We have integrated M1s and Norstars
with Asterisk in a
hybrid voip/key system environment.
On Apr 3, 2005 12:09 PM, Iqbal iqbal@gigo.co.uk
wrote:
Hi
Has anyone used meridian pbx and connected that to
a multiport voip box,
or does anyone have any recommendations in general
on multiport devices
and PBX setups
tks
Iqbal
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tks will do, but i dont want to replace the pbx, they would want a failover just in case.
Iqbal On 4/4/2005, "Shidan" shidan@gmail.com wrote:
Iqbal, why don't you give me the model number of your system, we have emulated the meridian system using asterisk, if its the M1 then it won't be a problem, if you have the 8 line norstar then you can get separate sip adapters for each phone. We can provide you with those as well.
Regards, Shidan
On Apr 4, 2005 9:47 AM, Iqbal iqbal@gigo.co.uk wrote:
and then would quintum work well with interfacing to SER at my end.
Iqbal
NEILL WILKINSON wrote:
You mean a PRI gateway or FXS/FXO gateway? Try Quintum or Boscom gateways for both or lots of others. I've worked with Cisco, Quintum and Boscom and all are fine as SIP to PRI/FXS/FXO gateways.
Neill....;o) --- Iqbal iqbal@gigo.co.uk wrote:
Hi
Multiport, I mean more than one port :-), basically the pbx with have a E1 coming into it, which is 30 lines. Now if theother end of the pbx is connected to 40 extensions in the office, I really want all 40 to be able to make a voip call, rather than getting engaged tone. The customer doesnt want to replace the existing pbx, hence would want to put something behind it, which connects to the IP world.
hence by dialing *1 [or whatever prefix] the call would hit the pbx, it would then send that out via the IP device as a VoIP call.
I dont really want to build a asterisk setup for them locally, but would just rather go for a out of the box solutions which already exists...
Iqbal
Shidan wrote:
Hi just wondering what you mean by multiport
devices and what issues
you've had. We have integrated M1s and Norstars
with Asterisk in a
hybrid voip/key system environment.
On Apr 3, 2005 12:09 PM, Iqbal iqbal@gigo.co.uk
wrote:
Hi
Has anyone used meridian pbx and connected that to
a multiport voip box,
or does anyone have any recommendations in general
on multiport devices
and PBX setups
tks
Iqbal
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