[SR-Users] Help

[Jijo]

Hi,

Considering the security aspect of SIP Trunk and the cost of dedicated TDM
trunk, the cheapest option for you is to use your home PSTN line as TDM
trunk..

To do that buy a PCI FXO card for Asterisk and setup the routing in
asterisk either directly to your lan SIP phone(Xlite) or via
openser/kamailio to Xlite. You can route all calls from SIP to PSTN and
Vice versa. You will be able to do international calls if your home pstn
phone has international plan.

The disadvantage here is you can do only 1 incoming call. I believe you can
do multiple outgoing call with FXO line. Good thing is you can test all
your capabilities before making the decision for dedicated trunk from
service provider.


Thanks
Jijo

On Fri, Dec 7, 2012 at 3:16 AM, Amar Tuladhar <amar at smarttel.com.np> wrote:

> HI,****
>
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> For this you need connect to a telecom operator in India or a sip trunk
> provider. But I doubt that any telecom operator would do it. You can
> connect to an international SIP trunk provider. There will be lot’s of
> packages for rates and payments. You can easily search the internet for
> possible partners.****
>
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> Cheers.****
>
> Amar Tuladhar,****
>
> Smart Telecom**
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> *From:* sr-users-bounces at lists.sip-router.org [mailto:
> sr-users-bounces at lists.sip-router.org] *On Behalf Of *ameneh pourmoghadas
> *Sent:* Friday, December 07, 2012 9:38 AM
> *To:* serusers at iptel.org
> *Subject:* [SR-Users] Help****
>
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>
> Dear Admin,****
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>
> My name is Ameneh from India. I am new in SIP. I have installed asterisk
> 1.8 on my ubuntu system and could have registered the internal users in my
> LAN to talk over x-lite. ****
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> Now my question is how can I make a call to a mobile in India or a PSTN
> number in another country that would require a public SIP I think. ****
>
> how can I make my SIP server as public? would you please help me? ****
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> thanks and regards,****
>
> Ameneh ****
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