Re: [Equipment] Asterisk on Linksys PAP2v2 and DLink VTA-VR

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madmatrix join:2006-09-03 Fairfax, VA	reply to mazilo Re: [Equipment] Asterisk on Linksys PAP2v2 and DLink VTA-VR Thanks for mazilo and czyc's great work. I think success about asterisk port on pap2v2 or vta-vr can give us a good future to play voip pbx. It's VERY COOL!!! I will study the relevant knowledge and happy with playing. Lou
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mazilo From Mazilo Premium join:2002-05-30 Lilburn, GA	said by madmatrix : I think success about asterisk port on pap2v2 or vta-vr can give us a good future to play voip pbx. It's VERY COOL!!! It may even force Linksys to lower its MSRP of SPA9K to probably US$50/each. Right now, an SPA9K is sold on the market for about $400/each with only 8(?) license. AFAIK, running asterisk on a PAP2v2 doesn't need a license and the number of extensions/trunk it can support really depends on its CPU and RAM. Remember, the CPU on a PAP2v2 runs at about 160MHz. -- Mazi (UK Non-Geo Phone: +44-703-194-2574)
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madmatrix join:2006-09-03 Fairfax, VA	Happy with 160MHz. So VTA-VR is same, right? I saw the name on the TI chip is a little different between PAP2V2 and VTA-VR. PAP2V2 is 47 and VTA-VR is 45. Do you remember this?
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