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Thank you all very much!

I have a client that has a house made out of Stone, concrete and steel beams. They have a Rolm Redwood system and do not want to part with it, but want portable telephones. I have tried run-of-the-mill portable 2.5GHz telephones (Panasonic) but no luck the signal fades super fast. Is there a...

This has happened with me two in two occasions. In both cases one of the carriers DB was not updating with the ported numbers.

Of course you could just buy a few cPCI cards, a decent chasis, load a good software, and make your own for a fraction of the off-the-shelf cost.

We are a US based company. We just have offices in 30 different countries. I will look up your stuff. Thanks

Actually, I just signed a UK deal with Orange and I do not get charged for inbound calls on my mobile. I do get charged in my London offices for fixed-to-mobile of course, but I get a discount because I ran some fibre from Orange directly to my main PBX. I am praying for an EU contract... 24...

I second the Inter-Tel system for such small office, unless you find a PCPBX... As for not having VoIP immediately with the Toshiba is not such a terrible problem. VoIP should be independent from the switch as far as I am concerned because the miriad of incompetabilities. I use gateways...

Currently I have close to 1,000 cell phone users who travel Internationally. Inbound calls, in most countries, on cellular telephones are "free", or the caller pays the toll, and no minutes are deducted from the cell users account. The rates can be as high as $5/minute! By making...

I was reading an article a long long time ago that someone took two SDSL modems, cross connect them at two locations using dry lines (OPX) and create a metro-link over several miles. Anyone have experimented with this?

I am looking for a callback system, usually associated with International Callback firms like Boomerang. I have found one called TollMaster, but he wants way too much for it. Or, how would I get a program where I can do the following: A DID pool say 100 numbers. A DB where a record contains a...

I actually figured it out, kinda... Thank you. One last question on this - how is the decision made if a call should be routed through AAR first or ARS first? I am a bit still foggy on how the call is routed within the switch... Thanks!

Anyone ever used these boxes? The idea is that the box is "spliced" into the trunks, and the box makes a routing decisions if the call should be placed over the VoIP Internet connection or the PSTN trunk.

I have a G3 in three different locations. Each location has a 1,000 unique DID, 3xxx,6xxx and 8xxx. Right now I use UDP AARCode and my Long distance carrier to route the call to the other offices. I want the switch to prepend the extensions with a fully qualified number i.e. instead of...