What are some good "routers" that convert T1, E1, POTS, MFCR2, E&M, etc. to SIP (over Ethernet)?
Like for use with asterisk.net?
Thanks.
Phone line-to-SIP converter
Oct 09, 2005
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erm? asterisk is a "converter" between T1, E1 and SIP
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Our product can terminate SIP calls, but it has no telephone interface hardware in it. We're looking for a box (or boxes) that will convert T1/E1/POTS physical lines from the phone company into SIP so that our box can actually connect to the PSTN.
I believe the Cisco IAD2400 series can do this, but I'm looking for something a little simpler.
There's plenty of them out there, and cisco has many many more products than their IAD that will do it.
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(Note: Anybody that does a T1 gateway will do it as PRI too).
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We have a variety of VoIP Gateways. It scales from 2 to 32 FXS (POTS) ports or
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