asterisk users - Nov 2005 - Connecting analog lines to Asterisk for IP telephony device use

I currently have broadvoice service for two lines and one analog line coming
from Cox cable telephone. I would like to connect the single analog line to
my asterisk server, and then use only IP-based telephony for all of my
handsets.

What is the best method for accomplishing connecting a single residential
line to an Asterisk server? What is the least expensive method (if not the
same thing)?

Best regards,

Wylie
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On Nov 14, 2005, at 12:24 PM, Wylie Swanson wrote:
> I currently have broadvoice service for two lines and one analog  
> line coming from Cox cable telephone.  I would like to connect the  
> single analog line to my asterisk server, and then use only IP- 
> based telephony for all of my handsets.
>
> What is the best method for accomplishing connecting a single  
> residential line to an Asterisk server?  What is the least  
> expensive method (if not the same thing)?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Wylie
The least expensive, I think, is a cloned X100P card from eBay.

The way *I* would recommend is to use a Sipura SPA-3000.

Tom

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Tom Rymes
Cascade Link Systems
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Technology solutions for small and medium sized businesses.

You need a Digium TDM01B which will allow you to connect your single 
analog (FXO) line to your Asterisk server.  From there, you can go 
Ethernet out of your Asterisk box, through a switch, to your IP endpoints.

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Wylie Swanson wrote:
> I currently have broadvoice service for two lines and one analog line 
> coming from Cox cable telephone.  I would like to connect the single 
> analog line to my asterisk server, and then use only IP-based 
> telephony for all of my handsets. 
>
> What is the best method for accomplishing connecting a single 
> residential line to an Asterisk server?  What is the least expensive 
> method (if not the same thing)?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Wylie
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