[Asterisk-Users] Broadband VoIP Startup with Asterisk

[Daniel Wright]

jglucky at blueware.net wrote:
>
> We are currently an ISP offering broadband and wireless internet 
> connections.  We are planning to start offering VoIP services to our 
> current customers.  We have decided to use Asterisk as our PBX software. 
>  
> If I may, I have a multi-part question.
>  
> 1) If we do use Asterisk, what would be a good billing system to use 
> to keep track of thousands of customers minutes?
> 2) Are there are any good back end software available for Asterisk in 
> which our customers could log into and view their usage, etc?
> 3) We are currently testing the Asterisk system using VoIPJet over an 
> IAX connection to our Asterisk system.  Would their be any benefits or 
> disadvantages to putting in a PRI line instead? 
> 4) What is some good company names to purchase DID's and VoIP 
> termination from?  I have been looking at VoIPJet and Teliax.  I also 
> am a member of DIDX.  DIDX does not seem to have any numbers in the 
> area where I will be marketing first.
>  
> I have read some solutions to all my answers above on the Wiki, 
> however, I would like some comments from people who have actually gone 
> through his process.  As we all know, it is much easier to put in a 
> good system from the beginning, then have to switch everything over 
> once its running.
>  
> Thanks for everyone help with the above questions.
>  
> -jglucky
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As as WISP you should be familiar with http://www.part-15.org.  If not, 
they are a Wireless Internet Service Providers Orginization. They have a 
reseller program for VOIP and offer different monthly commision rates 
for members and non members of the orginization.  You can get more 
information from this address.  http://www.part-15.org/voip/reseller.htm

This could be an alternative to rolling your own solution.  Just a thought.

Dan