Hi Eunice, I need an IP Trunk between the VoIP device and the PBX. I don't have any free analogue ports and don't intend to add. I still have a feeling there is a device that can do this with IPIP... On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 13:50, Eunice Wa <tewafula@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Wash,
If you have the set-up with European Service provider already, and the link is H.323 not SIP, then all you need is a small VOIP gateway attached to your local PBX.
The PBX needs to have an FXO slot to connect to the gateway, the gateway on the other hand connects to the VOIP link from Europe.
We resell TELES (www.teles.de) VOIP solutions, they are capable of handling both SIP and H.323 in the same gate. In Stock (Nairobi) we have Teles VOIP BOX 2 GSM and Teles VOIPBOX 4GSM that are able to help in this case.
In addition these gateways have EMAIL-to-SMS and vice-versa conversion capability, Callback & Call through with handover between GSM and WIFI and Uni-number or multi-ring services over SIP (simultaneous rings when your number is dialed on your Mobile phone, Deskphone and laptop)
Regards, Eunice
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Message: 4 Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2011 21:01:29 +0300 From: Odhiambo Washington <odhiambo@gmail.com> To: Skunkworks forum <skunkworks@lists.my.co.ke> Subject: [Skunkworks] VoIP Challenge Message-ID: < CAAdA2WOxX93FYiN+bsLtWrNz3iVTarOX3s-o47r9Zbvxi7hxUA@mail.gmail.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
Not so really.
For all ye that have done VoIP setups, I need some advise on what equipment to use in a situation. Consider an equipment like SPA2002. It allows you to have a phone number in Europe (using a VoIP provider), which when called, rings in, say, Kenya. And you also have a line to call back as if you are in Europe. Now consider this: I'd like to use something akin to such an adapter, but I'd like to have a setup where when the number is called, it actually forwards that call to my PBX (which sadly or gladly only does H323). Okay, let me try to simplify: I could buy a PBX that speaks H323 and a Cisco Router, install somewhere in Europe (CH to be specific) and configure a WAN. Instead of doing that, I'd like to see if there is a cheaper way out, like using something equivalent.
Do I still sound vague? If not, please give me ideas:)
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