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| DATE | 2008-05-06 |
| FROM | From: "Paul Charles Leddy"
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| SUBJECT | Re: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Making a Phone Company
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hi, i joined last night, new to nyc
here are the steps, vaguely:
- make an asterisk server
- get a phone number and incoming voip line from junction network,
and register to it via your asterisk server
- get an outgoing line from them too, and register to it, or you can
use someone cheaper like voipjet.com
- setup an extension on asterisk, like ext 101
- get a voip phone and have it register to the extension acct
- route calls in asterisk
or, inferior since a 4-line card costs $400, and you have to pay the
phone company per line:
- make an asterisk server
- get an analog card from digium, or a clone, and plug it in to your server
- setup the hardware, make sure it is recognized
- plug in a real PSTN phone line to card, most cards have room for 4 lines
- route outgoing calls to the line on the card
- setup an extension on asterisk, like ext 101
- get a voip phone and have it register to the extension acct
- route calls in asterisk
you can find single line cards, but not from digium, just clone
one-offs. getting them working, well...
On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 10:04 PM, Ruben Safir wrote:
> How do you gain access to the core POTS system if you want to
> give out VOIP to people?
>
> Ruben
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