My employer is in the process of converting from an Asterisk based PBX to sipXecs. The conversion process must not hinder our current operations or create any down-time, so nights/weekends is the only time this conversion can happen. I'm relatively new to sipX and I don't feel comfortable tackling the project alone. My ideal candidate is a developer with experience setting up sipXecs for ITSPs; Someone who can assist in the design process, provide guidance as to the proper configuration, and perform troubleshooting if needed.
We have a relatively small network. It consists of a AudioCodes Mediant 1000 with one PRI coming in and a MP-114 FXO with 3 1FB lines. Our 800 number is associated with one of those 1FB lines. Inbound calls from the 3 1FB lines should be placed into a queue which rings members of the "shop" group. If possible management would like for the receptionist's extension to ring first before being sent to the ring-all queue. During off-hours, weekends, and holidays that 800 number must forward to a predefined answering service number. The management would prefer this happen in a manual fashion rather than by automated attendant (i.e. any user within the "shop" group can dial *72 and it will unconditionally forward any inbound calls from the MP-114 to 555-555-1212. *73 would disable this). We have one customer with a DID off the PRI who is using AsteriskNOW behind a NAT, another with a SPA-2102 ATA, and the rest of the DIDs are assigned to users/members of the "shop" group. We have multiple locations that will need to be interconnected eventually. This will probably happen within a year or so. If you're interested please contact me via email at your earliest convenience to exchange contact information, pricing, etc. Thank you, Matt Keys _______________________________________________ sipx-dev mailing list [email protected] List Archive: http://list.sipfoundry.org/archive/sipx-dev Unsubscribe: http://list.sipfoundry.org/mailman/listinfo/sipx-dev
