[Asterisk-Users] Integrating Asterisk with an existing PBX

[Michael Bielicki]

They are availeable now.

On Sunday 30 Mar 2003 00:57, Richard Scobie shaped the electrons to say:
> Steven Critchfield wrote:
> > You have 2 options here for the (XXX) section. Option 1 is to see if
> > your panasonic pbx supports a T1 interface, and is afordable for the
> > number of lines you wish to connect via asterisk. Or you use a FXO/FXS
> > solution to connect the 2. Since it is easier to get FXO ports for
> > asterisk right now than FXS ports, you will want to connect a FXS port
> > of the panasonic pbx to a FXO port on the asterisk machine. So you
> > probably want to get X100P cards in the number of lines you wish to be
> > able to connect to the far side.
>
> Thanks for the reply Steven.
>
> I was hoping to connect to the FXO side of the PBX, as this would allow
> people in the PBX office to call  the remote office, using an internal
> extension number. At the remote office end, a user can dial a PBX office
> extension directly and also make PBX office local PSTN calls by dialling
> the PBX outside line prefix.
>
> I had been thinking of using the S100U FXS to do the above, but going by
> your comment, would I be better waiting for the TDM10B to become available.
>
> Perhaps I can do all this from the FXS side of the PBX - currently I am
> still learning the capabilities of the Panasonic.
>
> Regards,
>
> Richard Scobie
>
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