On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 01:45:26 +0000, Jose wrote:
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> Besides keep adding ATAs with 2 Voip ports until covering everyone
> needed, what's the inteligent solution for this "problem", in a way that
> each of the employees with Voip access has it's own Voip extension
> number?[/color]

Depends how intelligent you're feeling.

A) Some kind of hosted centrex system, where you pay a fee per month per
extension, and you register every extension with a central server on the
internet

B) SIP-capable PBX on site. This will involve a bit more work and
expertise on your part, but [depending on how many extensions are
involved] could lower costs and increase reliability.

If you've got a spare PC, you could test out scenario B with PBX In A
Flash [pbxinaflash.net], as it will likely work with the ATAs you already
have.

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