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I have some rackspace at a datacenter and I would like to try setting up a
configuration enabeling me to make VoIP to PSTN calls and vice versa.

This is (atleast initially) just for testing purposes - but what hardware
do I need at the datacenter in order to make this possible? Can it be done
with just opensource technology? How can I obtain a phone number that is
publically available from PSTN?




CH

If you are interested in a one or two lines, try an FXO device. There are
lot's of different vendors and products available. I am familiar with the
MediaTrix device, but there a plenty of others.

I do more with multiple lines. I have some Cisco 3600's with a PRI module
for Internatioal LD, and some used low end testing. GIve me the ability
from 23 PSTN instances.


"Christian Hansen" <i.dont@want.ema.il> wrote in message
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I have some rackspace at a datacenter and I would like to try setting up a
configuration enabeling me to make VoIP to PSTN calls and vice versa.

This is (atleast initially) just for testing purposes - but what hardware
do I need at the datacenter in order to make this possible? Can it be done
with just opensource technology? How can I obtain a phone number that is
publically available from PSTN?




CH