[asterisk-users] Leased line interconnect
Jay R. Ashworth
jra at baylink.com
Fri Sep 22 19:40:36 MST 2006
On Sat, Sep 23, 2006 at 12:33:01PM +1000, Eric Bishop wrote:
> So would both work with Asterisk as an interconnect? The configuration I
> want is:
> Asterisk/TE410 (Site A) <---> 30 channels in the service provider network
> <---> Asterisk/TE410 (Site B)
> With the 31x64kbps leased line the service provider gives the following
> specifications:
> Max bandwidth: 1984kbps
> Framing: G.704
> Line encoding: HDB3
> Customer interface: Electrical G.703
> With the E-1 the service provider gives the following specifications:
> Max bandwidth: 2048kbps
> Framing: Clear Channel
> Line encoding: HDB3
> Customer interface: Electrical G.703
> The question is will either one work with Asterisk? And what are pros and
> cons of each service for use in conjunction with each. Could I run a PRI
> protocol over either one since I will cintrol both ends?
You could, yes, put an E-1 card on each server to terminate the voice
version of that line. How you'd do cross-chassis transfers, I'm not
sure.
Alternatively, you could put a half-bridge on each end, and convert it
into a 2mbps Ethernet link with a fairly high latency. Then you
wouldn't have to put a $4k E-1 card at each end, and your programming
would probably be easier. (Though on this point, I'm too new to
Asterisk to be sure.) The half bridges are...
http://blackbox.com/Catalog/Detail.aspx?cid=381,1453,1492&mid=4918
$500-600US.
One grand vs eight?
Sounds like a deal to me. Anyone with more experience in inter-*
trunking have comments?
Cheers,
-- jra
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