[Asterisk-Users] newbie ISDN question

[Samuel Jimenez]

  Hi All,

  Have just checked kapejod's quadBRI specs and looks wonderful.   I am not
an expert on ISDN either, but seems to me that features and functionally
worth the 600 EUR (almost US$600,right??) suggested price.

  However, from * stand point it seems   --pls pardon me in advance if I am
wrong,  that kapejod's quadBRI card provides much more 'horse power'  than *
really needs in standard applications

  In our case (my partners and I), we are looking for an internal plain
multiBRI EuroISDN card capable of taking the B channels and deliver them to
the * in a duplex mode, so that * take care of everything else: Caller ID,
Call Routing (switching), Conferencing, Least Cost Routing, Protocol
Conversions, etc, etc .    Our ideal multiBRi card needs to operate in TE
mode only but would be great if it was capable to accept either U or S/T BRI
interfaces  --with S/T required only in situations where a NT1 + 2POTS box
should go before * to provide dial tone even during shutdowns.

  Given that our * servers  -- P4 Dell pe400SC, costs about  US $300 here,
it would be great if this ideal multiBRI would cost no more than the server,
which has (we guess) plenty power to run the BRI's card load and a 4x12,
6x18 or 8x24 small office application.

  Does any one uses or knows any BRI card,  like the one of our dreams...
(hope this is not a silly dream).

  I know  that some of you are successfully using a single port BRI card.
It is a kapejod's card too, right??

  Thanks a lot!

  Sam

  p.s. probably this should go in a separate thread...


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: "Klaus-Peter Junghanns" <kpj at junghanns.net>
  To: <asterisk-users at lists.digium.com>
  Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 4:54 AM
  Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] newbie ISDN question


  > Hi Thorsten,
  >
  > the E100P is a PRI ISDN Card (S2M in Germany). You cannot connect
  > phones to that card.
  > The quadBRI card has 4 BRI ports that can individually be configured
  > for TE mode (to connect ISDN lines) or NT mode (to connect ISDN phones).
  > Please find the details at:
  >
  > http://www.junghanns.net/asterisk/page17.html
  >
  > best regards
  >
  > kapejod
  > --
  > Klaus-Peter Junghanns
  >
  > CEO, CTO
  > Junghanns.NET GmbH
  > Breite Straße 13 - 12167 Berlin - Germany
  > fon: (de) +49 30 79705390
  > fon: (uk) +44 870 1244692
  > fax: (de) +49 30 79705391
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  > http://www.Junghanns.NET/asterisk/
  >
  > > hi everybody, sorry for posting such a stupid question ;)
  > >
  > > i've managed to run asterisk* with my AVM fritz2.0 card and a some
  > > VOIP-softphones (SIP, H323). the functions of asterisk* really
satisfied
  > > me ;)))
  > >
  > > now i want to run asterisk* istead of our old PBX. but it would be
great
  > > to connect some phones directly to my box. how does a E100P from
digium
  > > work. can i connect it to my ISDN-line and my internal phones (ISDN)?
  > >
  > > it would look like this:
  > >
  > >                 [PHONE2]
  > >                  /
  > > [PC]-[E100P]  - [PHONE1]
  > >                  \
  > >                  [ISDN-LINE]
  > >
  > > thank you for your help!!!
  > > thorsten
  > >
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