ThomasFox
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join:2007-03-28
Monroe, MI
| VOIP Channels That Present As PRI?
Hello,
My telephone system supports analog trunks and a PRI. I am wondering if anyone has any experience with a device that will aggregate VOIP channels and present them to the phone system as a standard PRI circuit?
I think it might be done with a Cisco box, but don't know that as a fact.
What I'd like to do is keep a few standard analog trunks and move the bulk of my voice traffic to PRI, with the PRI really being an aggregated set of VOIP trunks/channels.
Thanks in advance for your advice!
Tom |
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epickles
join:2005-02-18
Morrow, OH
| You would need some type of a mux. A Cisco box is nothing more than a router with multiple configurable inputs and outputs. I suppose it would be possible to get a Cisco box with a PRI card and a Voip card, but you're talking a very expensive solution (upwards of $5,000). I know those PRI cards are in the $700 range by themselves.
I would suggest a cheaper solution would be to add either a Voip card to your phone system, or if your system is too old, add an analog phone line card to your system and use VOIP DTA's plugged into it.
Ed. |
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av8r
I'd Rather Be Flying
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join:2002-06-14
Boca Raton, FL
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Depending on how many trunks you need, consider looking at possibly an Asterisk box with a T1 card or a gateway. I use a machine with a Dialogic 2-T1 JCT card and Paraxip software as a gateway between an IP platform and the PSTN.
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