asterisk users - Jun 2008 - SIP/IAX2 Provider with fallback dialing?

Hi all,

I was curious if anyone can recommend a company that would work with
small businesses, and capable of using a fallback number (mobile
phone, home number etc) in the event SIP or IAX2 peering was to
terminate because of some outage.  This could be useful when you do
not have a backup T1 PRI, etc.

Thanks all,

/sf

On 17:36, Thu 26 Jun 08, Steve Finkelstein wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I was curious if anyone can recommend a company that would work with
> small businesses, and capable of using a fallback number (mobile
> phone, home number etc) in the event SIP or IAX2 peering was to
> terminate because of some outage.  This could be useful when you do
> not have a backup T1 PRI, etc.
> 
> Thanks all,
I dont know where you are, but here in .nl you can use Speakup.
They route calls using IAX2 and/or SIP and in the case that wont work
they will route it to another number you tell them (in my case, our
support mobile number)
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Steve Finkelstein wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I was curious if anyone can recommend a company that would work with
> small businesses, and capable of using a fallback number (mobile
> phone, home number etc) in the event SIP or IAX2 peering was to
> terminate because of some outage.  This could be useful when you do
> not have a backup T1 PRI, etc.
> 
> Thanks all,
> 
Here in the UK we use a small company who do exactly that, Pounbury 
Systems Ltd (http://www.poundbury.com/).

We have two VOIP non-geo numbers delivered using IAX2, and they will 
auto redirect to our home phone or any number you wish should the IP 
service fail.

Good price, quick and friendly...


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Vitelity provides me with this functionality.

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Ron



On Thursday 26 June 2008 17:36, Steve Finkelstein wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I was curious if anyone can recommend a company that would work with
> small businesses, and capable of using a fallback number (mobile
> phone, home number etc) in the event SIP or IAX2 peering was to
> terminate because of some outage.  This could be useful when you do
> not have a backup T1 PRI, etc.
>
> Thanks all,
>
> /sf
>
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