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Hello, are the gsm codecs in Cisco as53xx or 36xx (gsm, gsmfr) copatible with Asterisk's gsm codec? Thanks in advance, Thomas

If I have a euroisdn pri E1 line from my telco (BT), can I use a cisco 3620 router (with 1 Channelized E1/PRI port) to connect to the E1 line, and connect * to the same lan as the router ? I suppose what I'm really asking is "what is a 1 Channelized E1/PRI port" and can it connect to a E1 line. I have gathered from the web/wiki that the cisco works with *. Julian

Prospective user question? What is the simplest/inexpensive board to use in order to be able to receive faxes in Asterisk. I have a couple of cards I bought off E-bay think they were TX-1000 (or supposed to be anyways) but I assume I need some form of fax card though. Thanks -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Greetings, I am PRIs connected to a Cisco 36xx gateway, which in turn connects to Asterisk via SIP. The problem I am having is that DTMF tones originated on the PSTN side are not heard on the SIP device. On the other hand, tones originating on the PSTN side are received by Asterisk when talking to voicemail or an autoattendant. >From the...

All, I know you can use, say, a 2620 w/2 port FXO card as a SIP gateway. Clearly you can use the 5300, 5800, and MGX8850 too. Does anyone know which cards, if any, exist for a 7206VXR to act in a similar capacity, either as a T1/PRI, DS3, or POTS FXO/FXS? What other Cisco routers can act as SIP gateways today? Thanks, Dave

> Message: 5 > Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 13:24:13 -0400 (EDT) > From: "David C. Troy" <dave@toad.net> > To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com > Subject: [Asterisk-Users] 7206 as SIP->PSTN Gateway? > All, > > I know you can use, say, a 2620 w/2 port FXO card as > a SIP gateway. Clearly you can use the 5300, 5800, and > MGX8850 too. > >