Re: Asterisk, VoIP and wireless phones

> Thanks for the information and feedback on Asterisk Andres, that's  
> helpful.  I assume when you say that you'd use one two-port ATA  you  
> mean something like a Linksys PAP2T VoIP adapter?

yes, the sipuras are rock solid and very well documented,

> > I have both, two regular wireless and the aastra 480ict which comes  
> > with a wireless handset,
> > and it's been better than the regular wireless,
> 
> That's interesting, good to hear firsthand that the Aastra's are as  
> good as the reviews suggest.

I also used about 20 aastras at a commercial location and were
glitchless,
and you can always add a cheapo grandstream
check voipsupply.com,
if you call them they may have good deals on returned stocks,


> 
> > not at all, worst case scenario is changing the setting on how you  
> > send dtmf through the channel,
> > nothing to worry about,
> 
> Also good to know that there may still be life in the Panasonic  
> cordless handsets that we've used for years with decent results.
> 
> I appreciate the details.  It appears Teliax supports IAX trunking,  
> I'm curious if you have any comments on SIP vs. IAX(2) trunking?

iax trunking is for when you need bundle several channels into one
socket to save bandwidth,
it saves a lot if you are using many channels simultaneously to the same
termination provider,

I haven't noticed any difference using one or the other, I'll just say
sip is more 'pro' and the defacto industry standard

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