Graham wrote: > On Wednesday 26 October 2005 13:48, Tek Budda wrote: > >>>>As well as many other options. This is more than the average business > > >>>Basically, using the T1 as a way to get 26 voice channels from a telco, >>>which you can then turn into VoIP connections to either phones, or other >>>PBXs within your organization. >> >>If you don't have the budget for a full T1, you could look at having it >>channelized. Instead of teh full 26, you might only need 4 or so...or >>perhaps someone close to you have a T1 that you can share? >> > > > I don't really have a need, ( at the moment ) it is just curiosity about > how you would go about getting one and how much they cost to operate. > The other idea would be to go with digital phone lines over ISDN, which gives you 2 voice lines.. Or just buy IAX service off some provider who deals with the telco for you, that's what I'm doing at home.. 4 months telus free and loving it :)
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