[Asterisk-Users] The best simple solution (newbee)

[sjaak nabuurs]

Thanks Steven for your reply

To check if i understand this..


So the best way is :

Telephone line  >> pluged in one TDM10B Linux running astrisk >>>>
(DSL2Mbit) internet  (64Kb) >>>> linux/windows with a normal eth 10/100mbps
card pluged in >>> snom 100
When you talk about ethernet jack you tell to use a ethernet card
(10/100Mbps) not the line or phone jack from http://www.quicknet.net/  I
guess.
A snom 100 is a IP telephone I can plug directly in a network card that's
wright ??
A cross wired cat 5 cable would connect the snom 100 to for example a
windows machine (they allready have).
Is there any software shipped with the snom or do i have to use Linux to NAT
the ip adress from the snom to the internet >> astrisk gateway or use
IPsec's/Freeswan.
For me it's not clear how a snom can reach (on a private network) my astrisk
gateway(keeper) or do i think to much !!

Sorry for maybe the stuppid questions.
Thanks a lot.

Sjaak


> > I'm very new to astrisk and I like to ask you as users with expirience
what
> > hardware to use and how to set this up.

> > Use a normale phone dail a number >> astrisk >>(2Mbit) Internet(64Kb) >>
> > astrisk >> Normal phone starts to ring and someone pick up the phone and
> > talk and also phone reverse.
> >

>
> If you only plan on it being used for 1 line, I'd say get a pair of
> TDM10B cards. Stuff them in low end celerons for asterisk to run on and
> configure to talk to each other. If you gsm you should have no problem
> with the 64k link. Or better yet, Maybe for the simplicity, you should
> look into getting a snom phone for the remote side. Nothing better than
> telling them to just plug it into a ethernet jack, and it registers with
> your asterisk machine. Price will probably be lower on the snom side,
> and there won't be much in administration after it is set up and
> working.
> --
> Steven Critchfield





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