Re: Telephony question

On 27 Oct 2005 18:12:47 -0700, "Gent" <gentian.metaj@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

>First I would like to apologize if this is outside of the scope of this
>group but any helpful hints you could give me is greatly appreciated.
>
>What i'm looking for is a black box (not sure what it's called) that
>other callers can call in. This black box would forward/reroute calls
>accordingly depending on certain circumstances. I would like to have
>people call in on that box and the box would reroute calls using some
>sort of VOIP service. What i would like to do is purchase a device
>and/or get information on where to look. Is this possible?

If VOIP is your wish, then you don't need much in the way of routing.
A small PBX with verified account codes, a VOIP ATA and a PC to
capture the data and you're good to go. Set the PBX for
trunk-to-trunk connections, put your verified account codes in the
bins, connect the serial port to capture the data and let your
customers dial in on one line and out on another. You don't care what
or where they dial, since VOIP will handle the billing at a flat rate
or international rate, and your SMDR captures the account code and
number dialed.


Carl Navarro





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