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I am attempting to start my on little voice over IP service so I can communicate overseas for cheaper. However I am a newby and would like to learn more on the technology before I get started. How should I configure my network? What extra components do I need in order to be able to connect the media Gateway to the server (PBX)? I am aiming at integrating 35 telephone lines (voice lines) and communicate throught the IP network. Can it be done without resorting to extra Web Hosts in the end user contry I want to communicate with, or witch is the cheaper solution. Does anybody want to share a little know how so I can know where I should allocate my ressources when
What country are you in?
What Internet connection do you use?
How much bandwith can you get?I am in Canada and I am using a DSL connection. Presently I have a 128 Kbps connection but the maximum bandwith my service provider offers is 155 Mbit/s. Thank you for responding!
You can run two softphones on two computers or one wi-fi or one Broadband phone on your Internet connection.
With the softphones on computers all you need is a headset and you can get free softphone software and free accounts that let you call PC to PC and receive phone to PC calls free. You pre-pay for PC to Phone (PSTN) calls.
rh@voipalaska.com
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