On Sun, 01 Oct 2006 20:46:25 +1200 Hadley Rich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Don Gould wrote: > > > Hads is the pro and he does follow this list, but Asterix has a list.... > > Well, I use *Asterisk* (note spelling :) a bit, don't know about 'pro' though. > > On Sunday 01 October 2006 21:42, Jason Mumby wrote: > > Conceptually would it be possible to run a call center that had > > satellite operators? Like stay at home mums. I guess each operator would > > need a DSL connection and a sip phone or router. > > Sure, that's entirely possible, and I would say a fairly common use of > Asterisk. You will want your Asterisk box on a public IP to save you major > issues with SIP going via two NATs. > > DSL in .nz has reasonably high latency for use with VoIP but if it's a local > server then it shouldn't be a problem. > > hads > > -- > http://nicegear.co.nz > New Zealand's VoIP Supplier I have a presence in the UK which routes directly here. The main problem is the joke 128k upstream part of adsl, which means you need to shut everything else down. The latency is usually just noticeable half way round the world, but every now and than I apparently sound like Donald Duck. I use analog equipment through a digium tdm-400 card. Steve
