[c-nsp] Lowest Cisco box for relaying voice calls

Peder at NetworkOblivion peder at networkoblivion.com
Fri Dec 9 12:25:41 EST 2005


2610XM is cheaper.

christian.macnevin at uk.bnpparibas.com wrote:
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> So the cheapest currently available box is probably the 2650XM..?
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> 2610/2610xm can as well.  And they are cheap in the used market.
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> Brett Looney wrote:
>  > At 12:55 9/12/2005, you wrote:
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>  >>Can anyone give me some idea of the lowest spec Cisco router which can
>  >>accept a PRI and Voice over IP and relay the calls to some central Cisco
>  >>switching equipment (AS5300something).
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>  >>I'm not exactly sure what I'm asking here.. But if you need any further
>  >>info.. Please let me now.
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>  >>These boxes would be for accepting calls in a remote location from a 
> carrier
>  >>such as Comindico (Soul/SPTel) and relaying them to the network core, 
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>  >>they would be switched elsewhere.
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>  > Well, there's a whole bunch of questions here but the smallest box
>  > that can do that is a 2801. However, you do need to know what
>  > protocols you'll be talking and also how many concurrent calls as you
>  > may hit DSP limitations...
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