[Mac-telephony-list] Does anyone have any experience conecting asterisk/openPBX to a PRI ?

[John P Matznick via List]

Hello Mark and anyone else doing the same thing. I personally do not  
run or recommend running Mac PBXs for business use yet. It is not  
ready for prime time and the support is not yet there.
I do however have a couple solid Linux based IP PBXs available with  
unlimited SIP extension capability plus the long term support. You  
may use any combination of SIP based IP phones of your choosing as  
well as T1 connections or straight VoIP connections for PSTN  
terminated calls. Contact me offline on this.

Regards
John P. Matznick
President/CTO
DataSatPlus LLC
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On Dec 19, 2006, at 9:13 PM, Mark Engelhardt via List wrote:

> Hello,
>
> We are considering deploying the following setup:
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> G5 Xserver running openPBX RC2
> 25 Cisco 7960 IP phones
> 10 Cisco 7912 IP Phones
> 1  Cisco 2600 router with a High Density Voice Module (NM-HDV)
> installed connected to a Telco PRI.
>
> The above system would replace 13 copper pair analog lines connected
> to an Avaya Magix system.
>
> Questions:
>   1) Does anyone have experience with this kind of setup?
>   2) Is the cisco High Density Voice Module (NM-HDV) recommended for
> this?
>   3) What other PRI gateway do you recommend?
>   4) Are you available for hire to help configure this setup in mid-
> january?
>      You can reply to the above question off list:  marke at
> smalldog.com
>   5) Should I scrap the mac idea and run asterisk with a Digium
> Wildcard TE110P on a PC linux box.?
>
> Mark Engelhardt
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