HI Reza, Do you mean that Cisco 1700 runs an Asterisk with a P3 chip inside as a submodule?
tks peng On 4/5/07, Reza - Asterisk Enthusiast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can anyone advise me why one would want to use a Cisco 1700 connected to a T1 -- in a fairly new implementation and billed the client $1500 for the 1700? And if you were the conslutant, why would you want to connect a $50 Linksys router to the 1700 in the first place? I've been called in as an expert witness to give my unbiased analysis, and I have my theories. However I also want to accompany my opinion with other Asterisk & Cisco veterans here before I'm called to testify as an independent/neutral party. Adds to the interesting twist I've seen one of the MOST EXPENSIVE asterisk machines running on a P3 machine (never mind the configurations) -- which has 2, 4 port Digium Cards -- sold for $25,000+ fairly recently. Heck if I sold a P3 for that much, I'd make sure the client got customer service ABOVE AND BEYOND! Cheers! Reza.
