Hi Gordon
'Fraid I don't have a line you can 'play with' so to speak! However,
firstly, I have installed several E1 based Asterisk systems both in UK
and elsewhere, and apart from a few telco issues in a Latin American
country, it just works.
You can do as you suggest, i.e. have two Asterisk boxes back to back,
and we have done this on many occasions for load-testing our systems. To
do so you will need to make an E1 crossover with pins 1/2 going to pins
4/5 at the other end.
Good luck....
Tim Robinson
Basingstoke, UK
Gordon Henderson wrote:
I have a client intersted in a system, but they have an ISDN30 line -
the down side is that I've not done any before...
Now, I've no reason to think it won't work, but as going on-site with
a new card and no first-hand knowledge isn't particularly wise, I'm
wondering about the best way to do some testing...
So is there anyone in Devon/Cornwall (England!!!) with an ISDN 30
willing to let me play? ;-)
Failing that, what test gear exists to pretend to be an exchange line?
(Although I'm suspecting it's going to be outside my budget )-:
But finally, can you run a TE110P card in "master" mode? ie. can I get
2 of these, and put one in a separate box and use it to pretend to be
the (BT) exchange, with the other box doing what it's supposed to do?
If it is possible, what do I need in the way of cross-over cables, etc.?
Thanks,
Gordon
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