Terry Moore-Read wrote:
Openpbx doesn't actually sell any hardware - if there's any hardware
vendors on the mailing list hopefully they'll jump in here :-)
On the wireless thing ... I'm not quite sure what you're looking for,
do you want to connect wireless end users to openpbx ?
tom poe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 8/16/2006 3:10 PM >>>
Terry Moore-Read wrote:
So there's just the single PSTN line you need to hook up and
everthing
else is over the LAN / internet ?
Something like this should work to connect the PSTN to :
http://www.sipura.com/products/spa3000.htm or there's the zaptel
type cards :
http://store.pbxeq.com/store/product.php?productid=16150&cat=0&page=1
where you can add modules to support additional lines.
Terry
tom poe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 8/16/2006 2:22 PM >>>
Terry Moore-Read wrote:
What do you want to do with openpbx ? are you looking to run
analog
phones, IP phones, external phone lines ?
Terry
tom poe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 8/16/2006 1:52 PM >>>
I am running Dell G110 Optiplex with audio and video card. I need
recommendations on additional hardware, e.g., ATA for operating
openpbx.
Thanks, Tom
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I want to receive analog phone calls, use sip PC-to-PSTN lines out,
and
provide one incoming line for handling communications to several
Board
members of our small nonprofit organization. We envision a call
center
that enhances communications between Board members for holding
videoconferencing, voice mail, call forwarding, and pre-recorded
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Tom
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Terry: Excellent! And the price is right! Does openpbx sell the
sipura? If I spend money, might as well spend it with deserving
reseller wherever possible. One more question, if I may. I am
determined to convince my Iowa farm community to establish a
community-based wireless network. If that day comes, is there a way to
interface with some sort of wireless card/router thing to use?
Tom
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Terry: Well, my answer is two-fold. When power goes out, I still have
wireless as a fallback. So, my thinking is, there's my computer with
openpbx, receiving incoming PSTN calls, sip phones, fax
receiving/sending, etc. When needed, there's FXO, and then there's
wireless option.
Next level: a community-based wireless network should love openpbx. If
the city hosts openpbx for residents (my community is 8-10 thousand), a
lot of chamber of commerce news, alerts, events, garage sales, town hall
meetings, etc., can be provided for the wireless end-users. I barely
know how to turn a computer on, but if I can get a handle on setting
this thing up, I'm going to see if the senior citizens center wants to
do one and donate it as a project for the city. Seems doable. Lots of
volunteers to man the call center, and I know once it's operating the
stability should be good. Just imagine a bunch of 80-year-old coots
doing their version of linux geeks!
Tom
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