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Dan, here is how NetLogic would suggest you do this:
Use a NetLogic QoS enabled Internet T-1, and a SIP connection to NetLogic. This provides one and a half to two times the Internet throughput of Harry’s design (below), and gives you the ability to grow from five to ten to 60 voice lines without changing hardware. No T-1 card is required, so you save money there, and you avoid the echo problems that can sometimes occur when converting PRI to IP. By using a QoS enabled T-1, your voice gets priority over your data from end to end, and you avoid the quality issues of voice-over-Internet.
Total cost depends on location, but is typically around $525 per month for T-1 and 5 lines. We recommend you use POTS lines from the local phone company for faxing or modems, and these can be emergency backup lines also if the T-1 were to go down.
Bottom line, you get a lower hardware cost on the Asterisk PBX and a lower monthly bill, more features, and easier installation.
Email or call me if you have any questions.
Michael Young NetLogic 314-266-4000
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Thanks
Harry. This is exactly what I was looking for. Anyone else? On 1/18/06, Harry McGregor < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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