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[ILUG] About cards for ISDN-PRI in Ireland

[ILUG] About cards for ISDN-PRI in Ireland

Andres Jimenez gandresin at gmail.com
Thu Aug 16 12:01:01 IST 2007


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Hi all

I have already a fully operational Asterisk PBX connected only to the IP world.

As a necessary step before smashing our current PBX, I need to install
and configure an ISDN card able to take an incoming E1 line provided
by Eircom.

That's the one and only ISDN line we will ever have, so I am planning
to get a single port card similar to Digium's Wildcard TE120P [1] .
That card seems to be pretty new (no page yet in Voip-info.org and
just 2 results in a search), but looks as just a new version of TE110P
[2]

Have anyone had problems with newest card?

Should I go straight to the well known old version?

Can you suggest any alternatives? I meant something cheaper or better
with a similar price.

That one is for the Irish fellows. Which card are you using for
similar setups in Ireland (Dublin4)? Is there any card that won't play
nice with Eircom?

Cheers,

[1] http://www.digium.com/en/products/hardware/te120p.php
[2] http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Digium%20Wildcard%20TE110P

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Andres Jimenez
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