[Asterisk-Users] Want to use Asterisk instead of
existingMeridianNorstar system ... need some help
Wiley Siler
wsiler at education2020.com
Wed Apr 20 11:08:13 MST 2005
I run a system with 2 cards with no issues related that I can tell..
Per the whole interrupt conver, 5 sounds like way too many.
Wouldn't something like this work though?
http://www.voicetronix.com.au/vpb4_v4pci.htm
W
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Want to use Asterisk instead of
existingMeridianNorstar system ... need some help
On Mon, 18 Apr 2005, Joe Dennick wrote:
> You can use the same six lines for both inbound and outbound calling
> just like you do now. The 'roll-over' will start on line 1 and move
up.
> You'll have to configure your outbound calls to start on line 6 and
> move down. If you ever get to the point where all six are consumed,
> you'll want to expand.
What's the reason for configuring the outbound zap group in reverse
order of the incoming rollover?
> You probably can NOT use the existing Meridian phones because they are
> digital phone sets, not standard analog ones. You can purchase 5
> TDM400P cards (assuming you have 5 available PCI slots in your
> Asterisk Server), and configure two with FXO ports (making 8 total)
> for the POTS lines and the other three with FXS ports (making 12
> total) to connect to regular analog phone lines.
I'd be a little worried about the 5000 interrupts/s those boards would
generate. Are people actually running systems with that many wcfxs
cards?
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