R Siffredi wrote:
> Would a standard verizon dsl work for the linsys ip pbx solution for 4
> users? I plan one pstn line for backup. Which provider should I look
> at for providing the voip services. If the dsl connection is
> sufficient then my cost is:
> linksys ip pbx
> linksys spa3102
> 4 ip phones
> 1 pstn line
> voip service provider monthly
>
> am I missing anyhting?
pstn back up is a good idea. use the clt, indpeednat prodcued version.
no batteries no external power supply so best audioo sound quality and
lowest cost to oprate, ZERO..
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Description
COMBINE-A-LINE …… IMAGINE
….1=2
Ever wish you could use your favorite single-line telephone, answering
machine, or PC Modem on TWO phone lines?…. Automatically?
OR
How about joining your VOIP port and the plain old (PSTN) telephone
jack into a single handset?
OR
How about joining TWO VOIP ports into a single handset, answering
machine, or PC Modem?
USE a CLT to join a card card acceptor and your single line telephone as
well!
OR
see if anybody picks-up, on another line trunk, after you are already
in a call??? A visual real-time security feedback feature!
THEN...........................................
Combine-A-Line (CLT) allows two separate calls from two different lines
to be directed to your single line telephone equipment or PC.
Centralizing and PROTECTING (SURGE PROTECTION INSIDE) your communication
equipment for your home office or for the family.