my ITSP is great. I will not drop them at the first sign of issues. IMO if you are looking for 100% reliability, don't go itsp.

I am in Calgary, Canada and my brother has accounts with 6tel and livevoip. The quality of mine has been consistently better than either of those (probably mostly because of the proximity of the gateways, and g729).

I am not prepared to switch itsp's and all the hassle of switching phone numbers (no LNP yet). becuase I got a busy signal for two hours once. (it wasn't oversubscribed pstn lines). I just want to know what others are doing.

I am working on a phone routing system (with duplicate/redundant routes) and I will just have a way for a user to tell the system that they want to use an alternate route for the next call.

Thanks

One problem I was having with my itsp is that I was able to make the SIP connection, but the voice connection failed on the back end. As far as * was concerned the beep beep beep was a valid call, and didn't fail over.




Sounds like the call was completed, but your ITSP had no available PSTN ports on thier media gateway. You cant fail over by any means if there is no failure.

Does asterisk should the channels bridged? If so the call is complete in
SIP terms.

To fix this problem you should find a less oversubscribed itsp...
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