[Asterisk-Users] Capabilites of Asterisk
Matthew Branton
mbranton at xtracard.com
Fri Jan 23 23:33:09 MST 2004
Yes you can connect inbound and outbound to a VOIP carrier and
completely forgo the need for any t1/analog cards. Check out
www.nuphone.net, and voicepulse. In addition you can trunk together two
asterisk boxes on disparate networks and split up the extension
mapping, this may be somewhat inefficient though depending on how you
handle it. I think the wiki tackles these questions in a bit more
depth.
Matt
On Jan 23, 2004, at 11:35 PM, Ralph Blach wrote:
> From what I can see, the asterik/digum software/hardward allows for
> a incomming alalog trunk lines and a lode of internal pbx pots lines.
>
> 1)instead of an analog trunk or a t1 trunk, can I connect to a VOIP
> carrier?
> 2)can I have a split pbx using VOIP, so that if I have two separate
> locations
> it looks like one PBX?
>
> Thanks
>
> Chip
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