From: Charles Ragan (ciscojock2002@yahoo.com)
Date: Sat Sep 20 2003 - 12:00:52 GMT-3
Hello Pierre,
1-you can get some limited functionality by simulating a 'break' in the
network and run srst on the 'branch' routers. I've only used srst to make
use of 'inter-office' calling and local access/ld services. You could
setup your dhcp scopes on the local routers to hand ip addresses, 150
option, default image, etc. to the local phones. Between the srst image on
the phones, dhcp, etc. you can have the phones register with their
respective srst - and then setup voip dial peers to forward certain
extensions to another h323 router and reach extensions hanging off of that
srst enabled site. I haven't tested this, but I have ran srst and h323
gateway relationships.
2-yes
3-I haven't really researched any freeware ip pbx software.....let me know
if you find something particularly functional in this space....
Charles
At 11:29 AM 9/20/2003 +0100, Pierre-Alex wrote:
>I bought 2 7940 phones to plug in my 3550 so I can play with voice vlan
>etc....
>
>I know how to make voice work with regular phone but don't know where to
>start with IP phones.
>
>Here are my questions:
>
>1) Can I make the IP phones work without having to buy Unity / Call Manager
>expensive software?
>
>2) Do I need to setup one or more of my 2600 routers as H.323 gateways?
>
>3) If I must use software to make the IP phone work, what it the best Linux
>alternative ? I have seen a lot of free software for voice ....
>
>
>Thank you,
>
>Pierre-Alex
>
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