Greeting Jacob,

 

            Since you are new to IP I would work with an Asterisk provider/builder if you can, you will save money and headaches.

 

            You will need an asterisk box with network cards in both locations.

            You will need a DID provider on both ends.

 

            You do not need a channel bank, ISDN lines, ISDN cards, FXO, FSO and all that because you are VOIP. VoIP only needs an Ethernet connection to the internet. DID providers convert your PSTN bound traffic for you, and you don’t need to buy the equipment. DID’s are cheaper then T-1’s and ISDN parts and service.

 

            Have the DID provider route your calls from his PSTN gateway as sip to your Asterisk box. Then use the asterisk dial plans, Extension.conf, to send calls to each extension.

 

            On the remote end use asterisk to send calls out to a DID provider and do the reverse.

 

            Don’t buy a channel bank and TDM stuff, use VOIP.

 

 

            The DID providers will collect your calls from the PSTN and send them to your asterisk box as SIP calls. All you need to do is register your sip phones with asterisk. Then  have  asterisk register itself with the DID providers.

 

            Come to think of it you only need one asterisk server. Have it register with the DID providers in the countries you want to make calls to and receive calls from.

 

            SIP phone -----àasterisk---à DID provider --à PSTN

           

            The reverse works too.

 

            To call your remote office, just dial the extension number.

 

SIP phone -----àasterisk---à remote SIP Phone

 

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jacob Arthur
Sent: 07 November 2004 23:00
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Point to Point VOIP

 

I am looking for a setup something like the following.  I have two offices, one located in the US and one in Australia.  I would like to implement a solution whereby I would install a gateway in each of the two offices.  When calls are made to a few numbers in the US, the calls would be routed over the gateway to the one in Australia.  The gateway in Australia would dial out to a pre-defined number/set of numbers to complete the call.  What is the minimum hardware/software configuration I would need to complete this sort of setup?  I am relatively new to the concepts behind VOIP, so any help would be greatly appreciated.  Is there anyone with a similar setup to this that has any suggestions/tips?

 

Thanks,

Jacob

 

Jacob Arthur, MCP

ATS

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