Thanks for the input Tony, and Todd. > I don't understand "the twist". You describe multiple Analog lines going > into a PBX. Are you trying to use sipXecs to provide sip trunks to that > PBX? I don't understand what the example has to do with the discussion.
The twist was because I thought I was adding a level of complication by having to use SIP to analog lines. But, with everyone's input, I better understand now that there is no problem there, it's just a matter of the terminating hardware being able to use the function or not. I am basically wanting to make a case that sipx could replace two PBX's but wasn't able to find enough information to know how hunt groups could be dealt with. I know understand that Concurrent Call Sessions is what I am looking for. If the solution could not be 100% sipx, then it might be a combination of sipx along with ITSP SIP trunks to the old PBX's. The application involves a number of locations, all of them having their own PBX's so it's a mix of things that may end up being the solution. This is why I mentioned looking for a device which might take a SIP trunk and hand that off as a PRI to an older PBX. Mike _______________________________________________ sipx-users mailing list [email protected] List Archive: http://list.sipfoundry.org/archive/sipx-users/
