My .02 - IAX may not be an option and is probably not a good one if it is.
It requires a good bit of overhead to work reliably and well. You won't go
wrong using SIP DID's, but if you use Analog FXO, I'd go for an 8 or 16 port
card and make sure you get the card away from any existing IRQ's,
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 5:08 PM, Danny Nicholasda...@debsinc.com wrote:
My .02 - IAX may not be an option and is probably not a good one if it is.
It requires a good bit of overhead to work reliably and well. You won't go
wrong using SIP DID's, but if you use Analog FXO, I'd go for an 8 or 16
In australia, I would usually suggest a mix of E1 and SIP for calls - it
doesn't cost any money to receive calls via E1, and redundancy is an
old, valuable friend of mine.
PaulH
Stephen Fierbaugh (PBT) wrote:
I am a Linux sysadmin who has been tasked with developing the phone
system for our
