[asterisk-users] Asterisk, VoIP and Samsung iDCS100

Ronny Adsetts ronny.adsetts at amazinginternet.com
Wed Nov 3 07:05:51 CDT 2010


Thanks everyone for your replies so far. I've pretty much concluded that going for a full Asterisk solution is the best longer term solution and that's what I'll do. We're moving office before May so that's the perfect time to put in a new phone system.

But, I need to implement something quick-time just to buy me some time to do a full Asterisk solution. With that in mind, a couple of questions below:

Gordon Henderson said at 02/11/2010 16:39:
> On Tue, 2 Nov 2010, Ronny Adsetts wrote:
>> 1. Add analogue card(s) to the computer to run Asertisk and treat
>> them as analogue extensions in the Samsung. Statically route each
>> extension to a VoIP handset/user.
> 
> So incoming via ISDN, Samsung converts to analogue, PC converts to
> VoIP and then out again - it'll work (maybe), but it's a huge waste
> of resources.

It is a waste of resources I agree but might be the easiest way forward. As I mentioned above, I need a quick and dirty short term solution to buy me some time to scrap the Samsung and replace with Asterisk.

I have an "analogue extensions" card in the Samsung that we currently use for a fax and answer-phone for one of our numbers (long story).

What hardware would I need in the Asterisk so I could hook up some analogue extensions? Am I right in thinking I need something like an FXO/FXS card?

I imagine I could then route (effectively hard-wire) those extensions direct each to a specific SIP phone using Asterisk?

Thanks again for all your help so far.

Ronny
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