Why VoIP?
The traditional PSTN
To PSTN to VoIP
The VoIP advantage-1
The OpenSource Asterisk VoIP advantage-2
How to Do it yourself
Requirements:
2 units of at least 800Mhz PC (P4 or P3)
1 switch/hub
3 RJ45 cable
IP Phones
Xlite-Softphone (windows)
Kphone-Softphone( linux)
Scenario:
Lab setup
Office Setup
Home Setup
Building or commercial setup.
Detail() Asterisk card: 1 FXO(red) and 1 FXS(green)
Detail()Inserting an Asterisk card in a PCI slot
Detail()Fixing an Asterisk card in a PCI slot
Detail() On boarding Asterisk card inside a VoIP Server
Detail()A picture of VoIP Training work shop
Summary:
Conclusions:
I could not believe that a commercial branded model PBX(with addons and features) cost hundred of thousand pesos or could reach to half a million pesos.But, because of an opensource soft PBX ,engineers and common users may have now a wise options to learn and use the less cost IP Telephony technology.
Hello Folks,
ReplyDeleteI am still continuing documenting this blog/article hope to hear some suggestions from a reader as I am doing this with my spare time.Hoping that I could share a lot deploying opensource SoftPBX.
Thanks
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I hope you get a lot of spare time.
ReplyDeleteAlso, would it be possible phone number assigned by PLDT be able to call those VoIP softphones and vice versa?
P.S. I cannot wait to read your documentary
Hello Adrivan,
ReplyDeleteYes, Its possible for a PLDT assigned number to be used in VoIP.
Bytheway, may I know what VoIP Gateway you are using for the said set up?
Maybe I could post PSTN to VoIP as another second topic .
Thanks
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Your post really cool and interesting. Thanks very much.
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