[Re: [cisco-voip] newbee-voip]

[Peter Nixon]

You may be talking about Asterisk:
http://www.asterisk.org/

It can act as a full PBX, plus do SIP and H323

Or, Bayonne which can only do PBX plus H323 (no SIP yet)
http://www.gnu.org/software/bayonne/bayonne.html

Cheers

Peter

On Sat August 2 2003 02:15, Joshua Sahala wrote:
> two 26xx routers with fxo ports, regular telephones, a sip
> server/gatekeeper if
> you like, and a dial-plan that fits your needs - nothing too complex
> there has been mention of a free ip-pbx that can do sip translation and
> gatekeeper-type stuff, search the archives for the name (jared recommended
> too ;) )
>
> /joshua
>
> "christos" <christos at thepipeline.net> wrote:
> > Hi Scott
> > I will follow up on all the leads.  I am not provisionining this
> > internally.
>
>  This is to
> use my ISPs VoIP SIP gateway.  They will provide the numbers and I need to
> provide CPE dial tone.  What I was very initially considering is driving
> the voice
> over with the data.  This has to be low-end priced, i.e. netopia router
> with cicso
> ata-186 talking to a 2600 that would? uplink the data and send the sip/voip
> traffic
> to the gateway.  I believe? this is simpler than provisioning VoIP
> internally for an
> enterprise?  Thank you for the quick and depth of response.
>
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: Voll, Scott
> >   To: christos
> >   Cc: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
> >   Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 6:40 PM
> >   Subject: RE: [cisco-voip] newbee-voip
> >
> >
> >   We are just started our VoIP project.  The 2621 is what we are using at
>
> the
> remote site and a 3640 at our hub site.  Both routers will have IP Plus IOS
> and a
> NM-HDV-1T1-24 in each for the PRI to the PSTN.  We are using 3550 24 port
> inline power switches on the local LAN, 4k and 4500's are also options. 
> You will
> also need the Cisco Call Manager for your routing of calls.  You will need
> two
>
> servers (Cisco OK'd) or you can look into the ICS 7750 for running the call
> manager.   We are running ours over Frame-Relay to this first site.  Have
> you
>
> contacted your local Cisco rep?  They should be able to show you a demo. 
> And
>
> get you more into.  If you do need to look into training, may I suggest
> KnowledgeNet.com.  Great price and good classes.
>
> >   For learning more start with this PDF I attached.  I have a few more if
>
> you
> want them.
>
> >   Scott Voll
> >
> >   Network Analyst, CCNA
> >
> >   Willamette ESD
> >
> >
> >
> >   -----Original Message-----
> >   From: christos [mailto:christos at thepipeline.net]
> >   Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 2:56 PM
> >   To: Cisco
> >   Subject: [cisco-voip] newbee-voip
> >
> >
> >
> >   Hi
> >
> >   I hope I dont insult this list.  I just want to know where to find how
> > to
>
> assemble
> the minimal router, ios version, cpe for a small voip setup.  I want to
> drive it over
> my existing data lines which would be either IP over T1, or frame.  I am
> thinking
> about doing this in a 2600 chasis or a 3600 chasis.  What is a recommended
> configuration of router, cards, ios, cpe.  Also please point me to where I
> can
>
> quickly and accurately learn more.  Thank you.
>
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