VoIP Phone System Startup Kit

[emonkey]

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guys, i'm not sure if iv posted this topic in the right place heheh

basically we have a VoIP Phone System Startup Kit...

- This is an start-up kit which will enable VoIP to function
on your local network within your company, office, department, school and home.
- With this system, you can enjoy the benefits of call routing
within your organization at a lesser cost without setting up a
very expensive PBX system(HW solution). One-time cost of setup.
- The system requires a base configuration of networked-computers
which most if not all organizations have today.
- The following is the minimum requirement:
- headsets (headphone and mic) for softphone
- VoIP server (medium-end PC)
- You can opt to use hardphones (like the VoIP phones of cisco,
D-link, polycom and granstream).
- The Startup-Kit does not require changes in your current
network configuration! This is a bump-in-the-network solution.
- The Startup-Kit allows easy integration and support to more
advanced VoIP functions like PSTN support, QoS and VoIP gateway
to the Internet.

has anyone here configured a voip system on their network? we'll be glad
to do it for you :mrgreen:

[ace_ram]

Bro are you using open source software? Asterisk?

[mbvales]

Bro, how's the voice quality of this compare to normal phone?
Could you give us estimated cost per minute NDD calls only?
Do we need VOIP server for every locations?
I have friend who's looking this type of solution

With me here about to setup voip phone using Mitel 5212/5224

[giovanni]

X-lite gamit nmu boss noh? murag free raman na...

[emonkey]

Bro are you using open source software? Asterisk?

we're using SER derivatives mainly to provide SIP service for voip call establishment...the
startup kit basically supports only SIP...

yes all the softwares involved are free/opensource..
we just made some major enhancements and customizations...

asterisk is too big for this kind of service. i believe asterisk is the ultimate solution as
a replacement for a hardware PBX. but its hardware requirement makes it unsuitable
for a simple/small scale deployment and the way it handles voip traffic which is basically
B2BUA (all voip traffic goes to the asterisk, like tromboning, not directly between the talking phones).

with this SER derivatives, after session establishment, voip traffic will be streaming between
the two phones...

this startup kit supports easy integration with asterisk if you decide to...

[emonkey]

X-lite gamit nmu boss noh? murag free raman na...

x-lite is the softphone, basically the one you use to make or receive a call or the end party
in the voip system usually called UA (user agent). this is one of the parts, you still need a server or
we call a SIP server that routes your call. this is the real meat in the voip system. this is the big part of what
we are offering here. you can choose any softphone that is best for you and your system. for windows,
x-lite is the way to go, for bsd/linux, we have twinkle, kphone, etc... provided they are SIP enabled.
you can also use a hardphone, like the one from dlink and polycom...

[hacker]

emonkey

how much would it cost to set up one. we have 4 soundwin 2fxo 2fxs units, tried setting up the system with asterisk but it seem everytime we monitor the equipment it changes its configurations to GK723. our unit is SIP and H232 compliant. we wnat it integrated in our wireless system to connect our offices and to the net. it has a wan port 4 lan ports and 2 fxs 2 fxo

even setting it up in p2p mode maka ring mi sa office but when u answer wala tingog then o busy

[mindz]

emonkey

do you have other solution? what other options do you offer

[ace_ram]

bro hacker try daw check imo asterisk configuration sa iya codecs

[junmar4]

hapit jud ni masayop ug post ang forum. Adto BSTC boss then Specialty Services...