similar to: Inexpensive VoIP phones

What is the best inexpensive voip phone out there? I want to try a few with *, but don't want to go broke while I'm just playing around... Tim --

Hi, I'm looking for opinions on the "best value" router to use for home offices. It should work for a scenario in which there are 3 computers and 2 SIP phones, handling QoS so that the phones always have higher priority traffic than the PCs. (and not rely on the phones to do the QoS because some PCs may not be connected to the phones). QoS could be based on destination and source

I know I heard people looking for inexpensive ADSI phones a while back. Can't vouch for these guys, but this looks like a reasonable deal for what perhaps are new phones. No experience with ADSI, myself, but thought I'd pass it along. These folks also carry the Nortel analog units that do intercom and 2-line, as has been discussed in prior threads. JT ---------------------

Aloha, Does anyone know of any opensource or inexpensive software that can test a network for a possible VoIP installation? I have seen Chariot by NetIQ, but it is very costly! I am envisioning two or three "client" devices that talk to a server device. Each client could simulate 1-100 VoIP phone calls. The server module would monitor the QOS, jitter, etc., and provide some kind of

Hi, I wonder if you guys can recomend a good SIP phone. A phone thats works great with * has a lot of features, and is cheap. Actually all kind pf VoIP hardware is of interesst. Is there a really good site for VoIP harware ? /Mike

I'm wanting to have a phone at home next to the garage door that when my bride comes home, she can see that there is a new message, push a button and have the messages played to her. Otherwise, she will not let me install asterisk on my home line. Can someone suggest relatively inexpensive hardware that will do this for me (us)? Thanks, -Peter

Dear list, I've been looking for a voip service provider with inexpensive and high- quality call service to China. However, the providers I've tried (voipjet, exgn, voxee) all have long to super-long latencies on calls to China. Has anyone found a service with good connections to China? Please share! John PS: I'm trying out this 'didww.com' service for the first time

Sure would like to hear experiences using various FXO to VoIP gateways with *. It seems that any thread that has anything to do with problematic FXO interfaces goes on forever with speculation about everything under the sun. Unless there is someone out there with the engineering experience to build a better one it is a waste of time, let Digium deal with it. If the TDM400P can ever be made 99.99%

Does anyone know of any inexpensive alternatives to the four port analog module offered by Digium ($305) what work seamlessly with asterisk? Thanks -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20040105/1644638e/attachment.htm

Hi all, We have put together a firmware for a range of inexpensive routers. It has been configured to provide optimum VoIP performance. We have internally tested it for number of months and it looks very good. You should be able to run it easily with 20+ phones on local network ( we still did not hit the upper limit ) assuming that you have bandwidth. Your VoIP will get prioritized over other

Following is sharelessly copied from one of the newsgroups I read on grc.com.. /Soren NIST issues recommendations for secure VOIP http://www.gcn.com/vol1_no1/daily-updates/34747-1.html http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/nistpubs/800-58/SP800-58-final.pdf *********************************************************** Quote *********************************************************** The National

Greetings All, I have a number of projects in the works at the moment and for one of them, I need to locate an inexpensive and reliable service that can provide small-office virtual services: 1. FAX to Email 2. Toll Free number with voicemail boxes for Tech Support, Billing Inquiries, Customer Service, Abuse Reporting, etc... I have been looking all over the Internet and there seem to be a LOT

Hello. Well I now have asterisk installed. I've printed out the asterisk web site. I've printed the draft Asterisk handbook V2 I've printed the Introduction to the asterisk open source pbx Because I'm experimenting, I would like to do things in a certain order :- 1) VOIP inside the private LAN from one computer to another. e.g. 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.2 etc. 2) VOIP

Hello list, I am doing some work for a non profit group. As part of this, I am going to be putting in a 30 handset Asterisk solution. We are trying to keep the costs down as much as possible, as this job includes cabling, I am looking at POE solutions. On the switch side, I am considering something like some Netgear ProSafe FS726TP 24 port switches, or maybe the equivalent Linksys SRW224MP 24

Hi, cisco's phones are VoIP only polycom build (video-) conferencing devices. One Cisco model (7930 I thnk) is a polycom in disguise. The code is not 'cisco-like' (at least the version I had. Both brands make very good quality equipments. Good sound, good support, ... Regards, Shaoul Jacobson VoIP Consultant Tellink Tel : +32 3 201 96 36 Fax : +32 3 227 09 81 e-mail

The only advantage is when you travel. Last year I took my wifi sip phone to Astricon in Madrid and everything worked as expected. I am just packing it and heading for Paris... Wojtek -----Original Message----- From: Mojo with Horan & Company, LLC [mailto:mojo@horanappraisals.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 1:16 PM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re:

Hi All, First of all, just wanted to say thanks for all the work on OPUS, its great to have such a good FOSS codec available. I just wanted to let every one know that Ubiquiti have just announced a new range of android based desk phones: http://www.ubnt.com/unifi-voip/overview/ The phones don't currently support OPUS unfortunately, but I think it would be possible to convince them to

Hey all, I am looking to get some input regarding inexpensive dedicated servers -- preferably with a hosting company the offers CentOS as an OS option. Does anybody have any input or recommendations? I'd really like to support a company that uses CentOS. And there are _so many options out there, is kind of overwhelming. Thanks, Ryan

In a pure voip envoirnment which uses a single codec say ulaw across all its phones can asterisk support 5000 voip sip phones on a dual / single xeon with 1 gb ram. If all the phones support reinvite (Send RTP stream directly to each other). Or would I need more than 1 system to support 5000 phones in the enviornment described above. also I am not talking about the phones using meetme or

hi all, just subscribed to the list and first mail, nice to be here. Hopefully i'm in the right place for this question since i'm planning a little VOIP implementation at the moment and ran in to something while going through the shopping list. i noticed that a lot of VOIP phones have a double network interface allowing you to use only 1 LAN cable for both the phone and your