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Does anyone on-list have any experience with this device? It's a 6 port FXO<>SIP gateway. Michael Graves -- Michael Graves mgraves@pixelpower.com Sr. Product Specialist www.pixelpower.com Pixel Power Inc. mgraves@mstvp.com o713-861-4005 o800-905-6412 c713-201-1262 fwd 54245

Hi List, Does anyone have experiences to relate on the various Asterisk-based PBX appliances out there? Like the Aastra 160, Digium S844i, etc. Do the Epygi Quadro and Grandstream GXE also use Asterisk? Thanks, Femi -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20080915/6fca562d/attachment.htm

...switch back to our old key system unless we fix two major issues. So please help me avoid switching back! An overview: We have about 12 Linksys SPA941 SIP phones connected on a private switched network to our asterisk box which is a highly- specced HP xeon server. This in turn connects to an Epygi gateway ( http://www.epygi.com/quadro-gateway/70/#isdn ), bringing in 4 ISDN BRI lines as a SIP trunk. The issues: Dropouts - by far the most serious issue we've encountered. On most calls (normally anything longer than 1 or 2 minutes), suddenly one end of the call will go silent and...

...bly on me having to come in and add patches or have to reboot once a month or whatever. Their expection is the same as they would have with any other phone system that mounts on the wall and "just works" for years. I think that is a reasonable expectation. I am looking at putting in an Epygi proprietary VoIP system in instead. It is mostly hardware based although apparently runs Linux. It has a GUI, is supposedly plug and play most of the time, and most importantly, does not use a Hard Drive. I have heard good things about them so for arguments sake, let's assume voice quality,...

...e same as they would have with any other phone system that mounts on >the > >wall and "just works" for years. I think that is a reasonable >expectation. > >Agreed. And if it breaks, you replace it quickly and at a low cost. > > >I am looking at putting in an Epygi proprietary VoIP system in instead. >It > >is mostly hardware based although apparently runs Linux. It has a GUI, >is > >supposedly plug and play most of the time, and most importantly, does not > >use a Hard Drive. I have heard good things about them so for arguments &...

I am working with a small inn (under 50 rooms) that is next to a ski resort. The inn just had Cat5e Homeruns to each room installed, with a patch panel in the basement. Now it's my job to connect each of the those rooms to the Internet. I think I have a Cisco switch that I can do Private VLANS with, however I thought of another solution. Has anybody seen or does anybody know of a VoIP