Sacha, I run voipware.ca <http://voipware.ca>, I only have, 1 fxs port VPI68I (IAX) ata ($89): http://voipware.ca/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=12 ps. I have tested connecting 2 analog phones with a splitter on this ATA and it rings both phones when I call the extension.... yes- only 1 IAX registration. Although, you are probably not looking for this functionality- I thought I should mention it anyway. In addition- this ATA was tested connecting directly to Unlimitel.ca<http://Unlimitel.ca>(IAX) termination... so far so good- i can plug-in this ATA with a cordless phone in almost any internet connection and have a working phone. if you have any other questions, you can contact me off-list at francis(at)voipware.ca thanks, francis
On 9/23/05, sacha panasuik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Been lurking a little while, good information here. > > I have setup [EMAIL PROTECTED] and have an FXO interface to PSTN working fine > - still have lots of experimenting with the dialplan. I have only been > testing with a softphone and am now interested in adding a traditional phone > extension or two. I have been looking for a cheap FXS interface to continue > my testing as I am not interested in purchasing a VOIP phone. The cheapest > (in Canada) solution I have been able to find is a Grandstream Handytone 386 > (http://www.grandstream.com/y-ht386.htm) from http://voipware.ca for > $109.99 + tax & shipping. I would prefer an IAX solution, but haven't found > much (thats cheap). I don't mean to sound like a cheapskate, but this looks > to be the most expensive part of my asterisk solution. > > Anyone have any other suggestions for a cheap solution for two FXS ports? > > -- > sacha > -- Regards, Francis Ballares E-mail: ballares (at) gmail.com <http://gmail.com>
