Daniel wrote:<br><div style="margin-left: 40px;">For us, opensky can be OK for individual users, not for allowing<br>
Asterisk users to call Skype users. Why? Simply that when you buy the 20<br>
USD connection to Skype and don't want your calls to be cutted after 5<br>
mn, you have to use the Gizmo Skype aliases system which is in your<br>
account. Not really helpful if you want to connect transparently your<br>
users to Skype! They better had to say "Ok, this is your prefix (eg<br>
1333xxxxxxxx) to call Skype users through your account, this would allow<br>
us -as Asterisk admin- to format calls from *our* users in the right way.<br clear="all"></div><br>OpenSky is very flexible. There are many dialing examples at: <a href="http://www.gizmo5.com/opensky">http://www.gizmo5.com/opensky</a> You can dial several different ways so it is practical for an individual user or an entire network. In fact, we have a large mobile company using it right now with more than 20,000 users. To dial an Skype user you can:<br>
<br>- Dial a fully qualified address like this: <a href="mailto:skypeusername@opensky.gizmo5.com">skypeusername@opensky.gizmo5.com</a><br>- Dial a numeric alias like this: 1333xxx-xxxx which can be setup at <a href="http://my.gizmo5.com">my.gizmo5.com</a><br>
- Create your own dialing logic on your network which translates a skype name to a fully qualified address. So some system administrators have setup 9xxx range to do quick dial of Skype addresses. By this I mean that dialing 9001 is mapped to a particular Skype address. <br>
<br>There is sample Asterisk setup files available at: <a href="http://www.gizmo5.com/opensky">http://www.gizmo5.com/opensky</a> <br><br>Email on/off list if you have more questions. <br>-- <br>-- MR<br><br>Michael Robertson<br>
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