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We use sangoma here. (Far more reliable than digium in our experience). We just set up a test bench with extra cards (a cisco 1720 with t1 wic for data and an a
by noonespecial 16y ago
We use sangoma here. (Far more reliable than digium in our experience). We just set up a test bench with extra cards (a cisco 1720 with t1 wic for data and an asterisk box with another sangoma in master mode for simulating a telco). This allows us to test with any of the bazillion different line protocols you're likely to face on site (especially in a 3rd world setting).
Also when we face the inevitable problems on site, we can simulate Apollo 13 style at home base to work out solutions.
- aaronzinman 16y agoThat's a good idea. What were your problems with Digium cards? Problem is we are on a very tight budget. Any money spent on testing is not on phone calls, which means less jobs for the population.
- noonespecial 16y agoWe had problems with Digiums vanishing from lspci and never working again (mid operation). Tech support vanished as well. Sangoma was a completely different animal. Techsupport wrote patches just for us to help us get going on our wacky custom kernel for embedded devices. I think if you called sangoma and told them what you're up to, you are quite likely to get a steep discount or even free gear.