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<div>i am using a raspberry pi 2, where i am running asterisk 1.8. it runs really well.</div>
<div>to interface the 2 PSTN lines i am using 2x linksys spa3102</div>
<div>costs:</div>
<div>-raspberry with case and power supply 50€</div>
<div>-spa 3102 25€ each.</div>
<div>total=100€</div>
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<div>also i do have a couple of sip trunks with betamax.</div>
<div>the PBX serves 10 users, i have seen 7 concurrent calls, at g711a.</div>
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<div>it is really cool machine.</div>
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<div style="margin:0 0 10px 0;"><b>Sent:</b> Monday, June 15, 2015 at 8:58 PM<br/>
<b>From:</b> "John Novack" <jnovack@stromberg-carlson.org><br/>
<b>To:</b> "Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion" <asterisk-users@lists.digium.com><br/>
<b>Subject:</b> Re: [asterisk-users] small homebrew pbx</div>
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<div>I picked up a cheap JS200-FX on ebay: <a href="http://x100p.com/products/js200fx.php" target="_blank">http://x100p.com/products/js200fx.php</a> for $30, and it works great for a home install. Very low power draw as well.</div>
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<div><a href="http://goog_987864563" target="_blank">James Cass</a>
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The JS-200 runs a very old ( 1.4 ) version of Asterisk<br/>
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I have set up more than 30 nodes using the HP thin clients, many using the available cheap T5720 units. Install the latest AstLinux in the flash, and follow the advice for a PSTN provider. I prefer voip.ms here in the US, and they also will deliver via IAX, which I prefer as SIP has so many hacking attempts I just don't want to deal with it.<br/>
AstLinux in our private peer to peer network, along with many also having a PSTN connection, is easy to set up, easy to support remotely, and with a flash based system very reliable.<br/>
also Astlinux has a built in facility for an in place upgrade. It also doesn't have the PITA configuration of a PIAF. Standard Asterisk conf files are used<br/>
The HP 5720's also have a 120-240 volt power supply, so it should work almost worldwide<br/>
Somewhat larger than a Pi, but in a decent case that could easily be mounted on a wall somewhere and connected to the LAN<br/>
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Other newer units with multiple NIC ports and AstLinux can also be your router /firewall<br/>
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Unless one is running a 100 seat call center, no need for one of those huge juice hogs anymore.<br/>
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John Novack<br/>
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