Hi,
If I setup an IP PAX gateway to handle VoIP calls to a traditional phone
line, I am wondering how each VoIP call to the PSTN connection get
charged by a local Telecom.
Thanks
Sam
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Sam a écrit :
Hi,
If I setup an IP PAX gateway to handle VoIP calls to a traditional
phone line, I am wondering how each VoIP call to the PSTN connection
get charged by a local Telecom.
I am not really sure to understand the question. But assuming you are
having:
(remote phone) -
Jean-Michel Hiver wrote:
Sam a écrit :
Hi,
If I setup an IP PAX gateway to handle VoIP calls to a traditional
phone line, I am wondering how each VoIP call to the PSTN connection
get charged by a local Telecom.
I am not really sure to understand the question. But assuming you are
Thanks for the answer. Is this PSTN gateway is something for a VoIP
company to setup in order to connect their VoIP calls to the Telco's
PSTN then to the end phone? I don't think Australia treat this as
illegal. But I m not sure how much the Telco will charge from IP PAX
(or PSTN) gateway to
Thanks for the answer. Is this PSTN gateway is something for a VoIP
company to setup in order to connect their VoIP calls to the Telco's
PSTN then to the end phone? I don't think Australia treat this as
illegal. But I m not sure how much the Telco will charge from IP PAX (or
PSTN) gateway
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the answer. Is this PSTN gateway is something for a VoIP
company to setup in order to connect their VoIP calls to the Telco's
PSTN then to the end phone? I don't think Australia treat this as
illegal. But I m not sure how much the Telco will charge from IP
Jean-Michel Hiver wrote:
Thanks for the answer. Is this PSTN gateway is something for a VoIP
company to setup in order to connect their VoIP calls to the Telco's
PSTN then to the end phone? I don't think Australia treat this as
illegal. But I m not sure how much the Telco will charge from
Sam, I am still unsure to understand your question :-/
How much your telco is going to charge you for the PSTN calls depends
on your arrangement with the telco... Usually, with proper volume
interconnects (say you order a PRI line), these calls are charged per
second.
Do I really need
How much your telco is going to charge you for the PSTN calls depends
on your arrangement with the telco... Usually, with proper volume
interconnects (say you order a PRI line), these calls are charged per
second.
Do I really need PRI T1 line when I initially setup VoIP network?
There are lots of Asterisk users here in Australia...and it's not
illegal.
You will probably have to discuss charging with your Telco.
PaulH
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Thanks for the answers. I really appreciate that. It may be better for
me to talk to local Telco for further price negotiation.
Going
How much your telco is going to charge you for the PSTN calls depends
on your arrangement with the telco... Usually, with proper volume
interconnects (say you order a PRI line), these calls are charged per
second.
Do I really need PRI T1 line when I initially setup VoIP network?
How
There are lots of Asterisk users here in Australia...and it's not
illegal.
You will probably have to discuss charging with your Telco.
PaulH
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Thanks for the answers. I really appreciate that. It may be better for
me to talk to local Telco for further price negotiation.
Going
Hi,
I m still not quite understand why I need E1/T1 PRI line with VoIP calls
to normal phone line. I thought I can send calls out thru a normal home
telphone line. If this is the case, I will just need to pay each VoIP call
to phone line at 20 - 30 cents / call.
Then you will need to buy an
Thanks for the answers. I really appreciate that. It may be better
for
me to talk to local Telco for further price negotiation.
Going through a VOIP termination service is also good for testing.
When going thru a VoIP termination service, do I also need to have a IP
PAX gateway?
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