[cisco-voip] SRST Question

[Scott Voll]

IP Voice and PVDM's will cost you....   you could look at 3rd party PVDM to
see the cost.  IP Voice will be a few hundred dollars

an 881 would probably work if you have a switch.... only 2 Ports are PoE.
 and a single FXO should work if you're only using it for E911.  But it's
>$1000 and you have two external power bricks too.

YMMV

Scott

On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 10:59 AM, Mike King <me at mpking.com> wrote:

> I have a site right now that has a 2821 router doing SRST.  It has 2 POTS
> lines for E-911 dial out.  We actually have all they're inbound and
> outbound calls being handled by a different site
>
> It has 5 phones, and 2 ATA's (They really only need 1 ATA for a fax
> machine, so it could even be a card on the 2821).  We also have Emergency
> Responder, but are still dealing with our LEC to get an account to submit
> updates, so it's not fully utilized.
>
> I have a new site that will require about 20-25 phones, but the site will
> be temporary for about 8-9 months.
>
> I've been asked if we can move the 2821 to the site, and put *something*
> else in the first location for the duration.  Of course, this is
> under/unfunded project.
>
> I've got (2) 2851 on the shelf, both with IPBASE software, and NO PVDM's.
>  (They both have Dualport T1 vwic2, and VIC2 FXO's)
>
> So what are my cost effective (Read Cheap) options.
>
> What I see are:
> 1.  Leave the existing site alone, and buy a IPVOICE license for one of my
> existing 2851, as well as PVDM's
> 2.  Move the existing site hardware to the new site, and buy something to
> back fill, can I get something very small?  881 router?
> 3.  Can I use something like a VG202 or something to route the E911 calls
> out, and just hope we never have a WAN failure?  (It's only staffed two
> days a week, with 3 people max)
>
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