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genxweb wrote:I like it!


genxweb wrote:Remember when you get it runnign you can register multiple trunks from my service for free by just changing the registration port ie 5061 instead of 5060 which will allow multiple inbound and outbound calls at the same time.
It is really nice when you have a gf talking to her friends and you are trying to conduct business.
laserjobs wrote:Nice setup!
Thats nice, VoIP Leader DIGIUM The creator of Asterisk and leader in open source. How much was that? or what does it retail for?neo2121 wrote:
davrow wrote:Digium lists them starting at $1,259 on this page: http://store.digium.com/products.php?category_id=41
Nice, but out of my price range!
jongasse wrote:Nice setups!
How much does the Acer TC cost?
neo2121 wrote:Someone gave that to me for testing purposes. I have had it for a little while its a nice little box but has some memory leaks. Mine is super overkillit only has a few trunks that don't get used lol I unplugged it for the picture.
jongasse wrote:That thing is a computer!
Looked like a TC to me!
Cool
jongasse wrote:But yours is $350 right?
For $1600 you can get a i7, 8BG DDR3 system!
jongasse wrote:The weather sucks now.
Last night the power was out for 2 hours.
I would like to leave the SIP things to voipmyway and just develop the interfaces (posted a thread on that already - in search of cheap phone adaptors)
Keep it up!
jongasse wrote:No. West coast.
Small world, I grew up there. Family is still there. You are sure right about the gun laws in California.gashliquor wrote:I lived in Garden Grove
I like to talk to you more about that but my schedule is solid to mid of feb.jongasse wrote:The weather sucks now.
Last night the power was out for 2 hours.
I would like to leave the SIP things to voipmyway and just develop the interfaces (posted a thread on that already - in search of cheap phone adaptors)
Keep it up!
If I cna get the money I know for a fact the dorphon (might be spell wrong) works with asterisk and a ata or dignum card.davrow wrote:Small world, I grew up there. Family is still there. You are sure right about the gun laws in California.gashliquor wrote:I lived in Garden Grove
I didn't go killer for my PBX, won't need that. But I am going with an Acer Aspire 3610 (hasn't arrived yet, just ordered it).
Michael, I just started reading the link you point to. I've been working to set up a video door phone for some time. I haven't found a good solution yet. It never occurred to me that an Asterisk PBX might help.
Do you have any concrete thoughts, or just playing with the idea at this time?
davrow wrote:Small world, I grew up there. Family is still there. You are sure right about the gun laws in California.gashliquor wrote:I lived in Garden Grove
I didn't go killer for my PBX, won't need that. But I am going with an Acer Aspire 3610 (hasn't arrived yet, just ordered it).
Michael, I just started reading the link you point to. I've been working to set up a video door phone for some time. I haven't found a good solution yet. It never occurred to me that an Asterisk PBX might help.
Do you have any concrete thoughts, or just playing with the idea at this time?
genxweb wrote:We are hosting over 200 free accounts on a quad core server that has 2 gig of mem. We are running free pbx and asterisk and the cpu is only at 15%
At home I run my service on a vmware of PBX in a flash with only 512 mb of ram and it holds at 25% used and calls work great.
You don't need much for asterisk unless you plan to have tons of multiple calls at the same time.
Hardware is nice but as you can see 1250 is a bit steep for some.
Asterisk
old pc around 200 to 300 dollars and a old sipura 20 dollars or less on eBay and you can have a full phone system as well as be able to connect analog lines.
If you want a fxo or fxs card you cna get them for 125 + on ebay as well and not get the sipura. All depends how big your setup is.
here is my home setup
http://www.digitaloffensive.com/2010/11 ... pbx-setup/
davrow wrote:Ack, are you saying you were unhappy with the Acer solution?gashliquor wrote:Me and the Acer are over the 3610 with 500GB HDD and 4 GIG's of memory gets shipped out tomorrow
I have a 32G SSD coming with it, I planned on removing the hard drive to make it quieter and generate less heat.
I've been searching for an inexpensive solution. That is what Asterisk is all about.genxweb wrote:If I can get the money I know for a fact the dorphon (might be spelled wrong) works with asterisk and a ata or digium card.
davrow wrote:I've been searching for an inexpensive solution. That is what Asterisk is all about.genxweb wrote:If I can get the money I know for a fact the dorphon (might be spelled wrong) works with asterisk and a ata or digium card.
These guys: http://www.voipalley.com.au/categories/ ... Intercoms/ want more for the box to mount it in than I'm willing to pay for the entire solution!
davrow wrote:Gashliquor, sorry... Michael and I threadjacked the thread and were talking about door intercom systems. We had gotten completely distracted away from Asterisk for the moment.gashliquor wrote:You can run Asterisks off a USB memory stick