Mike D'Ambrogia
2007-Mar-03 13:17 UTC
[asterisk-users] hanging an asterisk box off of a PBX analog extension
Wanting to connect my asterisk box off of 2 unused analog extensions on the non* PBX system. Can I bring those lines in to * on XP100 FXO cards? Any special wiring/open loop issues to watch for? The desired config is inbound PRI -> non* PBX, attendant picks up and if caller wants services on * box then xfers call to one of the analog extensions where * picks up and handles call from that point fwd till hang up. on hang up analog PBX extension becomes available again. Currently digging thru content at voip-info.org - it's going to be a long day... md -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20070303/edabb7ac/attachment.htm
Lacy Moore - Aspendora
2007-Mar-03 17:25 UTC
[asterisk-users] hanging an asterisk box off of a PBX analog extension
On 3/3/07, Mike D'Ambrogia <miked@jamagination.com> wrote:> > Wanting to connect my asterisk box off of 2 unused analog extensions on the > non* PBX system. >Sounds workable.
Gordon Henderson
2007-Mar-03 17:33 UTC
[asterisk-users] hanging an asterisk box off of a PBX analog extension
On Sat, 3 Mar 2007, Mike D'Ambrogia wrote:> Wanting to connect my asterisk box off of 2 unused analog extensions on > the non* PBX system. > > Can I bring those lines in to * on XP100 FXO cards? > Any special wiring/open loop issues to watch for?You might be better off with one TDM400P card with the right modules than 2 XP100's (or 1 Sangoma card) All to do with interrupt sharing concerns...> The desired config is inbound PRI -> non* PBX, attendant picks up and if > caller wants services on * box then xfers call to one of the analog > extensions where * picks up and handles call from that point fwd till > hang up. on hang up analog PBX extension becomes available again. > > Currently digging thru content at voip-info.org - it's going to be a > long day...There should be no "show stoppers" with what you want to do - just treat the lines from the non * PBX as POTS lines from a remote telephone exchange and you'll be fine. Gordon