[Asterisk-biz] VOIP service to current Broadband customers

[Alistair Cunningham]

Andy,

Yes, a softswitch is exactly what Asterisk is, and it is very suitable 
for hosted solutions. You can do system partitioning for multiple 
customers. It works with Cisco gateways in the following scenario:

PSTN <-- PRI --> Cisco <-- VoIP --> Asterisk

and I have set quite a few production systems like this. Other scenarios 
are also possible.

If you're looking for someone to help you plan and implement such a 
system, let me know. My company, Integrics Ltd, does Cisco and Asterisk 
consulting, and ISPs wanting to offer VoIP to their customers form a 
substantial part of our business. My contact details are below.

Alistair Cunningham,
Integrics Ltd,
Telephony, Database, Unix consulting worldwide
+44 (0)7870 699 479
http://integrics.com/


Andy Gutierrez wrote:
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> I am interested in offering VOIP service to my broadband clients.  Does 
> Asterisk work like a softswitch (like vocaldata, Broadsoft, etc…) for 
> hosted business PBX offerings?  Can you create virtual PBX systems 
> within to host multiple companies?  The other thing, will the Asterick 
> PBX work in conjunction with media gateways like the Cisco AS5300 for 
> incoming PRIs instead of using pci PRI cards directly inserted in the 
> server?
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