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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 01/03/2013 09:56 AM, Carlos Alvarez
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type="cite">On Thu, Jan 3, 2013 at 8:13 AM, Michael L. Young <span
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Where I am at is that they want us to use an SBC. One
engineer asked about Cisco Call Manager. I told them that
basically if I can accomplish the same thing with a Linux box
(routing box and sip proxy box) without having to spend money
on SBCs or expensive Cisco gear, that is the route we would
like to go. We are looking at the possibility of handling 140
concurrent calls... that is what they are designing on their
end as well.<br>
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So, I am asking the community for any input. I have read on
here and seen on IRC that some in the community are
successfully using Asterisk with Verizon SIP. Verizon was
going to check and see if they have any notes about that and
those particular setups. Can anyone help share any
information or tidbits on how they were able to sucessfully
work with Verizon?<br>
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<div>It may be too late for this, but in working with another
RBOC who didn't want to deal with Asterisk, I just asked what
they do support, and modified the headers sent by Asterisk to
claim that it was one of the devices on that list. Done.</div>
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ROFL!! Well done.<br>
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j<br>
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