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<P>Hello Teye Teye,</P>
<P>You can take calls even over SIP from the provider, however to get PRI circuit you can get it from BT for Business. </P>
<P>Numbers are generally provided by the provider over the PRI circuit and same can be done over IP through IP Enabled Provider, but mixing each other is not generally permitted over E1.<br>
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Yes PRIs are available in the DC environment as well.</P>
<P>You can connect with me off-the-list,<br>
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Thanks & Regards, <br>
Mitul Limbani, <br>
Founder & CEO, <br>
Boloh Ltd.<br>
<A href="http://www.boloh.co.uk">www.boloh.co.uk</A><br>
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<B>On Tue 20/04/10 14:59 , teye teye teye1@hotmail.co.uk sent:<br>
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<DEFANGED_BODY class=hmmessage>I want to find out about services required to have incoming pstn connections to asterisk. So I understand isdn/pri/e1 circuit and channels is required to enable this.<br>
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What about the phone numbers set to the pri, how many different numbers can be set and how are numbers assigned to the circuit. Do you have to go through the same company providing the pri to get the numbers or can these be purchased and set from seperate providers. Which companies in the UK provide isdn/pri/e1 lines services.<br>
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Are pri lines avaible at data centres for servers located/hosted.<br>
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Finally what are the costs involved to get set up and the typical pricing structures. <br>
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