> I think that the card they have with 4 E1's / H323 and ethernet could > be considered just as a MG seen from the '*' > side and that might be the most easy way to go if you dont want go all > the way and make a channel driver. > My 1c on that issue. > Freddi
The Aculab VoIP card actually only supports 2E1. Also, it is possible to use an API to drive it to handle the RTP only, leaving SIP/h.323 whatever to the application. However, what you can't do with the Aculab side of things (and I have though about this myself) is use it as a replacement for the Digium cards as there is no way to get the voice onto the PCI bus (even with Prosody). I'm afraid I would consider using these cards instead of the Digium ones otherwise for two reasons: 1) Worldwide certification and approval 2) Worldwide protocol support. However, they don't work and thats all there is to it! Linus _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
