[Asterisk-Users] Looking for a VoIP solution...

[Erick Perez]

You can install an asterisk server in each side and the connect the
asterisk servers together via IAX so they can transfer/monitor each
other and the calls between the sites.

Each asterisk server will have a card that will handle your analog
(fxo) lines into the asterisk system.

Will you handle voicemail? fax?
you'll need hard disk space for the voicemail or the received
voicemails can be sent as attachments to your mail server and be
receivend by the users in their inbox.

dont use asterisk for fax yet.

Sync with outlook? I guess you're talking colaboration right?
Zimbra and Asterisk will play along soon, so you'll have a CRM and a
VOIP server working together.

Any other features?

Feel free to ask. or email me directly.

Erick Perez
eaperezh ((at)) gmail ((dot)) com
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On 5/31/06, Kit Gerrits <kgerrits at bellsouth.net> wrote:
>
> Hello all!
>
> Please forgive me if I am asking stupid questions, I am new to implementing
> VoIP as PBX.
>
> I am currently employed at a Tifton, GA-based peanut shelling facility and I
> am looking for a VoIP system to tie our 2 locations together.
> The plant and the main office were originally separate, so each has their
> own (different) phone system.
> Each side has 4 incoming analog lines and about a dozen phones.
> Now that a fibre has been laid between the two locations, I would like to
> look into using VoIP to connect the two sites.
>
> I am specifically interested in a system that will still be able to receive
> the 4 analog lines on either side (in case of Internet service failure),
> forward calls between the sites, phone grouping between the sites and
> monitor lines on either site.
> Synchronisation with Outlook (or something compatible with it) would be
> appreciated as well.
>
> At the moment, we are using Skype for calls between the sites, but it's far
> from ideal.
> (can't transfer calls either).
>
>
> Thank you for your time,
>
> Kit Gerrits
> Tifton Quality Peanuts
> kgerrits at bellsouth.net
>
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