[asterisk-biz] Good Asterisk Platform?

[Warren]

I believe that might be true, however, as I have several data T1s
in-house already I do not need any T-1 cards - I'll just continue to
route through my Cisco router.  I was also told early on that Sangoma
cards work quite well with Dell servers.

W

Barry D. Hassler wrote:

>I agree with the Dell platforms, but aren't some of the models known to be problematic with the Digium cards? I working on a proposal for a Dell-based * server right now, and that is one of my concerns.....
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>>Given the important role that * will play in most companies, I would not
>>consider anything less than a new Dell server with onsite warranty.  It
>>doesn;t have to be Dell of course, pick your brand, I just happen to
>>like Dell.  But you have to be ready to deal with the case of something
>>going wrong when you are out of town and your office manager has to
>>handle the problem.
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>Absolutely, then when they call India for support, it'll be on an
>asterisk platform too.
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