@Reid-Cooper said:
Does the web phone have it's won extension built in? Or does it load a generic SIP client and let the user input an extension and password?
it has it own extension and username and password, it is like a softphone with the difference that webphone is not a software but rather it is a piece of code, it is a very useful way to make your costumers call you freely and internationally
@scottalanmiller said:
@IT-ADMIN said:
sorry the image cannot be uploaded, i don't know why ???
You have to wait for a while once it hits 100%. If you "submit" while it is still on 100%, it hasn't completed yet. It is created a link, so you have to wait until a link is visible.
yes you are right, now it was uploaded
thanks
sorry the image cannot be uploaded, i don't know why ???
Hi everybody...
did anyone try webphone in freePBX ?? because i used this option in the ozeki XE IP PBX, it is sort of html code that you insert in your webpage so that your costumers can call you freely from your website like this image :
please if anyone had set up this before in freePBX , help me do that
yes you are right the POTS line is not free by itself but the calls are, you pay monthly charge for the line installation, this monthly charge has nothing to do with how much minutes you are calling, it is a fixed monthly charge no matter how much you call (unlimited calls) which is not the case in my home country morocco, they charge you the monthly installation fees + incoming calls are free but outgoing calls are not free (charge per minutes)
each country has it advantage and disadvantage, for example to get a public static ip in qatar is very expensive but in morocco is not and so one so forth...
yes i want to use it with one or 2 POTS line since here in qatar landlines calls are free
what do you think about linksys SPA3102 (the PSTN gateway) in a production environment ??
thank you all for your suggestion, it looks like freePBX is suitable for me
@scottalanmiller said:
For PRI I would be less likely to look at something like a SPA, but for a POTS line I would generally be very happy with them.
you mean by that : if we have PRI line we must avoid using SPA, why ?? (is it because PRI require advanced processing gateway than SPA)
you are welcome even if i know that you can do it without this howto, i share the link with those people like me VOIP beginner, lol
by the way i found a very useful howto concerning setting up freepbx with SPA3102
thank you very much for your information
you didn't experienced echos??
as far as i'm concerned it is only for home usage not business usage, because it is quiet cheap
as you usual you are the first one who reply, thank you very much
for that PSTN gateway linksys SPA3102, did you ever try it ??
Hi everybody
I want to set up a voip system (just learning purposes) and i want to use a free IP PBX like Elastix or freePBX or any other asterisk based IP PBX, i have one POTS line, i learned that i can connect my IP PBX to the PSTN and make outside calls via a PSTN gateway (linksys SPA3102), according to what i wanna do, what is the best asterisk based IP PBX that play well with POTS lines ?
best regard
@scottalanmiller said:
OH okay. I think maybe someone responded to you about your setup or something and then it looked like there had been a question that there wasn't. Thanks for clearing that up.
you are welcome
@IT-ADMIN said:
@coliver said:
@IT-ADMIN said:
@coliver said:
@IT-ADMIN said:
for this reason personally i will never rely on the internet connection for my phone system
Is the cost of being down equal to the yearly cost of a PRI? I don't know that would be a question for @anonymous.
yes, for us we have a call center, if the phone system is down only for short period of time that would be a real disaster
Got it... are you in an area with a single ISP?
yes you are right, we have only one ISP in the country
you can check the above conversation
@scottalanmiller said:
Maybe @IT-ADMIN can open a new thread or something? I'm not even sure what he's looking for.
No at all, if you see this thread from the beginning, you will see that i suggested the use of POTS lines because the OP has PRI and some POTS lines as he said, then @coliver asked me about how much ISP i have in my country then i reply to him,
i do apologize for any confusion
@JaredBusch said:
it looks like you didn't read very well what options he had, when i suggested to use POTS, it is based on what he have actually because he mentioned that he have some POTS line !!!
@anonymous said:
We already have POTS lines. Do they make a POTS to VoIP Gateway that is cheaper?