[Asterisk-Users] Free WWT (WorldWideTelco): Utopia,
or just a matter of organization?
m80246 at comcast.net
m80246 at comcast.net
Sat Sep 4 17:30:14 MST 2004
hi marconi my name is Mo and i like that adea of everybody conecting their asterisk to the local phones but can you explain me more how to do that.
regards
Mo
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> I had this idea, and after looking for something like this already in
> progress, I found another guy who tried to start it... But I was
> unable to contact him, and his project seems to be dead. But, I
> believe it is possible, and I wanted to know the opinion of the
> experienced... So, let's go:
>
> I got an asterisk server setup to receive free calls from US to
> Brazil. The problem is that at my work, the Internet connection is
> really good, so I can talk to US, and receive calls from US (through
> StanaPhone, and IPKall) without any problems. But, at my home, there's
> no broadband. So, I bought an FXO card, put it at my PC at work, and
> whenever it gets a call to me, it dials my home number. So I can talk
> to US for a local call cost, with sound quality better than the real
> phone call from US (I already did, and it's really better through
> voip).
>
> I was thinking: we could build an Asterisk network, maybe go even
> further and make it P2P like skype (but I believe it's not necessary
> at the beginning), and every user would share it's phone line, and be
> able to place calls to PSTN through the other users' phone lines. So,
> I let Japanese people call my neighbours for free, and an Italian guy
> may let me use his phone, so he can use the Indian guy's phone...
>
> In US, local calls are free. So it wouldn't be a problem to make such
> a network to get rid of long distance calls. But in other countries
> (like here in Brazil) local calls are charged. So there could be some
> king of billing (without commercial purposes, just to pay for the
> costs), or something...
>
> Asterisk is really powerful, and I believe that at least for a small
> initial test, it wouldn't require anything else.
>
> So, any thoughts on this? Critics, suggestions, ideas...
>
> Marconi.
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