Hi,

I think it is the first time I post on this list, I went through the few couple of hundred last messages on the list and couldn't find an answer. I also read the FAQ.

I'd need some advice... here is what I plan to do. I've never installed asterisk so I know I need to do some testing. I don't mind buying equipment, but I don't want to overspend, especially in the test phase. I planned on using [EMAIL PROTECTED] on old boxes that I can get for less than 100$ (P3 500/128 MB) or astlinux on pcengines WRAP machines (or even astlinux on the P3). I just bought a WRAP that is going to eventually replace my netgear home router, but I could use the WRAP for testing. There is no hurry to replace the netgear.

What I want to do is have one asterisk PBX here and one at my friend's house. We are both with the same ISP, cable modem, with good bandwidth. My friend lives ~ 25 Km from me. - The incoming phone line would be at my house, but I'd like to have an extension going to my friend's. I am testing traffic shaping rules with my firewall right now, so this is likely to be in the plan as well.

At home I have 2 lines: one regular telco line and one VoIP line from Vonage (with a motorola phone adapter). The vonage has unlimited long distance USA/Canada (I'm in canada btw). Here are my questions:


- Is that possible?  Any links to howtos?
- Could I connect both of my lines on the pbx?
- Can my friend dial through my vonage line to make long-distance calls? Can he actually choose? - I'd like to avoid buying digium cards at least for the testing phase... I know I'll probably need one to use my telco line or the IP line behind the phone adapter, but if I can avoid buying one for my friend's PBX, it would be great. Can I use (free or inexpensive) softphones with asterisk?

Thanks in advance,
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