[Asterisk-Users] * and Philips IS3090 PBX

[Peter Childs]

For what its worth I think you'll find the Philips IV2000 voip switch is
actually a NEC IVS2000.   It does support IP telephony, and I have read that
H323 trunking is possible (only _read_ it though).    Handsets are NOT
anything you would call 'standard'.    I have no idea about the IS3090
though.

Good luck.

 Cheers,
   Peter

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com]On Behalf Of Terry Wade
Sent: Wednesday, 15 September 2004 8:29 PM
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] * and Philips IS3090 PBX


Hi

I have been playing with * for the last couple of weeks now. I am also
speaking to one of my customers about installing a * server in addition to
their Philips IS3090 switch. They are busy building a new office block and I
have convinced them to go VoIP. Currently the client is thinking about a
Philips IS2000 Voip switch. I am thinking * solution.

1)       Would I use one the T1 cards to interconnect the two, does anybody
have any experience with the Philips switches?
2)       Would I be able to make calls to the local PSTN via the IS3090?
3)       Do I create the extensions on the IS3090 or the *?
4)       Would the IP phones be able to use the Kinesis voicemail on the
IS3090?
5)       Would the TMS still log all the activity from the IP phones?
6)       Will the cell/mobile routers still make their allocated calls?
7)       They are also running dect phones, so this would this be able to
work as well?

Sorry for all the questions, but this could be a big deal for me. Starting
with 150 new ext's and can replace upto 750 Ext's.

Thanks for advice in advanced

Cheers

Terry