Meir Michanie wrote:
Can anyone recommend an asterisk hardware vendor?
I a looking for an analog 2FXS 2FXO pci card to play with asterisk and
freeswitch.
Any opinions about digium/sangoma?
For what it's worth, I've used both Digium and Sangoma cards in the past
in productions systems and while both have their quirks, I can say I was
pleased with both of them.
The Sangoma cards are a little bit more hassle to set up and less
commonplace, but their tech support was so superb that it did not bother
at all. And I mean "the CEO sending email to let me know that they fixed
the rare firmware bug I ran into on Sunday morning and having their tech
support following on the morning after even though I bought just a
single card" kind of superb support.
If PCI is not a must, you might also consider getting the USB2 connected
Xorcom extension banks. Haven't tried them myself but I've heard good
things about them and as they are Israeli developed (some of the
developers are on this list as a matter of fact) I would certainly
recommend giving them a shot.
One tip though: if it's a real production system and not something to
play at home with, make sure to get hardware echo cancellation. Costs a
little bit more, but really helps with the quality.
> I currently have an ATA grandstream 488 which I am not so happy with.
The big plus of Grandstream equipment is that they are very cheap. This
i, however, their only plus (but I'm using a Grandstream desk phone
myself) :-)
Hope this helps,
Gilad
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