Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors

Setting up small point to point carrier

Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 37 total)
1 2 3
  • Author
    Posts
  • 15th September 2002 at 04:19 #22034
    Ibrahim
    Guest

    Guys,

    I’m really glad that I found you. I’m researching for few monthes now the VoIP option.

    I want to do point to point carrier, I talked to AT&T and got prices for fraction of T1 and I know how the call will be transported through their network to the destination country.

    I do not want to start big or something, I could handle 64 kb bandwidth for about 8 lines.

    My problem is the equipment, I found a lot of solutions but they are all expensive. I need something cheap as a start.

    The calls will be done PSTN-VoIP-PSTN do anybody have idea what equipment I might need?

    Do not bother with billing applications now, I just need the basic network.

    7th October 2002 at 11:57 #22035
    Dave
    Guest

    Hi I can help. In your point to point is 8 lines at two locations? I can get you either digital or analog units. I can also outsource the billing for you so you don’t need to buy an expensive billing package. RADIUS based and fully web enabled.

    Dave

    7th October 2002 at 18:34 #22036
    Ljubo
    Guest

    You could have all in ONE with iEnsemble from Flashlinevive.
    The NEW FW make this solution afforidable and best trade of for small network or startup

    22nd October 2002 at 17:03 #22037
    Fran
    Guest

    Does anyone know or have a comparison between iEnsemble and Quintum 4-8 port Gateways.

    WHat are some of the features that differentiate these two products ?

    Advantages, disadvantages ?

    Thanks,

    **Scenario Prepaid, Post-paid calling cards.

    What are the capabilities each has for handling individual customers and different customers rates.

    Thanks,

    Fran

    25th October 2002 at 16:29 #22038
    Mat
    Guest

    Hi Ibrahim,

    Your best bet for something cheap but effective is the WellTech analogue gateway. It works with Quintum, Cisco, and NetMeeting and is cheap as chips.

    Regards

    Mat.

    10th December 2002 at 08:52 #22039
    gamal
    Guest

    hi at first 1line=24k
    ihave thats sol.
    gamayka@masrawy.com
    gamal

    4th February 2003 at 12:48 #22040
    Davood
    Guest

    Hi everybody,

    I am going to buy a voip gateway.
    Does anyone know or have a coparison between Cisco and quintum?

    Do you have any suggestion?

    4th February 2003 at 21:35 #22041
    Raimis
    Guest

    Dear Ibrahim,

    Try to look at http://www.dsgtechnology.com

    Kind regards,

    Raimis
    Lithuania
    raimisj@delfi.lt

    1st March 2003 at 12:13 #22042
    Davood
    Guest

    Hi Ljubo,

    Do you have some experience to work with Quintom gateway too?

    I have one Ensemble but am going to replace it with a Quintom gateway . Do you have any suggestion?

    Davood
    dkarimian@yahoo.com

    2nd March 2003 at 19:05 #22043
    Ljubo
    Guest

    Hi Davood,

    I just brought Tenor as well, for reasons or compatibility for receiving traffic. I still missing Billing for Tenor.
    iE, I will use for sending and Tenor for receiving.
    Ensemble is good pice of equipment but only what is missing is accurate answering/dissconnecting supervision, which we need for recieving.

    12th March 2003 at 10:28 #22044
    Davood
    Guest

    Dear Ljubo,

    We found some problem with iEnsemble:

    1)For sending It has long calls while working Gateway to Gateway(Not while Gateway to Gatekeeper)
    and only one Gatekeeper can be set up.

    2)It does not support repeating when the custemor enters wrong number.

    3)iEnsemble supports only 2 promps to be recorded,while we need more for non english speakers in our country(Iran).

    Have you experienced these problems too?

    How about Tenor, does it have the same problems?

    Davood

    12th March 2003 at 11:09 #22045
    Ljubo
    Guest

    As fas as I know, but not tested, Almost all your problem had been solved with FW 1.6
    However
    1. Long call setup, I am opinion that this depends on other GW. iE to iE, works OK
    with FW 1.6 more GK features
    iE to Cisco, work OK
    2. with FW 1.6
    3. FW 1.6 you can record your promptr, IVR solution
    By email I will send you some features of FW 1.6 or you contact Flashlune directly for more info

    I didn’t put Tenor in operation yet

    5th June 2003 at 18:46 #22046
    Assanjie
    Guest

    I am trying to send trafick from quintum to a Cisco AS5300. but i see all the calls are getting disconected exactly on the 30 th second , does any body can help me

    9th June 2003 at 18:29 #22047
    Moya
    Guest

    Hi everyone,
    I need your expertise on this:

    Will this work?

    Analog Lines– Local Gateway (FXO ports)– Gatekeeper —–Internet—- Remote Gateways (FXS ports)– Analog Telephones

    As an alternative to the prior scenario I’m also exploring this:
    Analog Lines– PBX– Local Gateway (FXS ports)– Gatekeeper —–Internet —– Remote Gatewasy (FXS ports)– Analog Telephones.

    The PBX will, if I’m lucky, be bought at eBay. The PBX will give me the CDRs that I need in ASCII format, which I will parse before entering into a Database. This Database will be integrated into a Web page that will be able to provide customers with up to date information.

    What do you think about this? Do you think that the Quintum tenor A800 work? What do you recommend?

    Please give your input. Do believe me when I say that any and all suggestions/comments will be welcomed as well as appreciated.

    Best regards,

    Moya
    NoSPAMmoya@calcom.us

    Note: Please remove “NoSPAM” from my addres if you wish to contact me directly.

    10th June 2003 at 12:24 #22048
    Dave
    Guest

    Moya,

    You can do it with or without the PBX. Use Quintum it will generate the CDR’s for you through their CDR Server software shipped with the gateway. If you buy Quintum used you may not get the latest release and the cDR server software. Very limited.. Suggest using a billing platform if you intend to do serious billing while using a RADIUS Server. You can not do Radius and the cdr server together it’s one or the other. I have infomration describing the pbx setup if need be, but sounds like extra equipment you don’t need

    Any further questions let me know
    Dave

  • Author
    Posts
Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 37 total)
1 2 3
  • The forum ‘Voice over IP’ is closed to new topics and replies.