asterisk users - Mar 2004 - Crossconnect VoIP and PSTN in India. Is it allowed? {Scanned}

Hi Art,

I am actually interesting more in legal site for this, and most of for 
India.

Vasyl
>What PBX systems do you have in the US and Ukrain?
>There are a couple of ways I believe you could do this.
>
>a) set the PRI port on the Definity as an E&M Tie Line, then have * just
>perform the VOIP Gateway functions. (as if it were point to point tie lines)
>b) set the PRI port on the Definity as an E&M Tie Line, which passes
those
>calls to * which then handles the Gateway and routing functions for the
>calls to the other locations. (point to multipoint)
>c) set the PRI port on the Definity as a PRI Line, and use * as a
>softswitch/gateway.
>
>you may want to check out Multitech's website. They have a line of
products
>"certified" to work with Avaya equipment. Check out their diagrams
to get
>some ideas on how to set up your network for "Toll bypass"
>
>Not sure about the legal issues, I know in the US as long as it remains a
>private network (not available to the public and only for internal office
>use) it's ok.
>It's once you open up all that nice low cost routing of voice traffic to
the
>public, the Public Utilities Commissions start to take notice.
>
>-Art
>