-----Original Message----- > Did you get that backwards? All my TE110P cards are blue. I got them > from a reputable vendor (voipsupply.com)
Yanno, it's hard to tell really. I just took another look at Google, and this: http://hardware4less.net.au/images/te120p_large.png Looks like a Digium card (The asterisk logo is visible), but it could be the TE100P too, of which, OpenVox's ripoff version is also green. I'm probably seeing this card in a lot of the online stores, because even this one looks remarkably close to the TE110P, which does appear to be blue, as is the knockoff I have. I knew the ripoff market was pretty bad and shameless, but until you're actually burned by it, you don't fully realize the lengths they'll go to rip a product off. Really all I need is a simple 1-span T1 card. Nothing fancy and nothing expensive (very limited budget for this project unfortunately). I think I might be able to recover most of what I spent on the D110P, so I'm gonna have to find something that's not too much more expensive (talking $300-$450 range), and I guess, just triple check to make sure it's not another clone card :) --jkinard _______________________________________________ -- Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com -- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
