[asterisk-users] Use asterisk as a backend PBX

[Zeeshan Zakaria]

It is not a very straight forward procedure. First of all you need to decide
how you would make the two PBXs communicate with each other. I am sure the
old PBX doesn't support VoIP ptotocols. Can you use T1 or E1 to make them
communicate with Asterisk? Once the calls are successfully sent from the old
PBX to asterisk, rest just requires a good dialplan on asterisk. But if you
are new to asterisk, it'll be not easy either.

Why not just get rid of the old PBX and receive calls straight on asterisk?

Zeeshan A Zakaria

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On 2010-07-12 2:26 AM, "Malvin Rito" <mrito at mail.altcladding.com.ph> wrote:

 Thanks Justin. I’m using a hardware based PBX, can you tell me how I can
deal this or a procedure on setting it up.



*From:* Justin Case [mailto:nogoodnameswereavailable at gmail.com]
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Sure. If you write the dial plan correctly and your legacy PBX supports it.

On Mon, Jul 12, 20...

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