[Asterisk-Users] TE411P and TE406P stability

[Matt Florell]

Do you specifically need hardware echo cancellation?

If not you may want to try the TE405P/TE410P first and if you find that you
need the hardware echo-canceller you can upgrade the card for $900(for some
strange reason actually saves $100 over the list price of the TE411P)

TE405P = $1495.00
quoted upgrade price for TE405P to TE406P = $900
upgraded TE405P to TE406P cost = $2395

TE406P = $2495.00

So it may save you money anyway if you go the upgrade path.

As for a version, 1.2beta 1 is very stable, we've been using it on two
high-volume production servers for over a month now with only one crash in
that time. I would recommend Asterisk 1.2beta1

Hope this helps,

MATT---


On 10/5/05, james.texter at cox.net <james.texter at cox.net> wrote:
>
> I am getting ready to purchase my first Digium card to start experimenting
> with Asterisk. Before I make my purchase, I wanted to make sure I'm not
> going to have issues with these cards (need to see what the specs are on my
> box, 5V or 3.3V PCI ). I will be using Asterisk @ Home, so will be
> Asterisk v1.0.9. I took a quick poke at the lists, and it appears several
> people have been having issues. Am I better served with a TE410P until 1.2becomes stable and released?
>
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