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Title: Australian VoIP issues... are there any?
Post by: cydonia on May 19, 2004, 02:31:09 PM

For example, lets say i have a setup (like duncans:)), where i'm at home, but i make calls over ip to an SME server at work(running asterisk with voip hardware) which passes it onto the real phone network thus making a call.

Do telstra allow this?  And if so, does that mean i'm allowed to make australia wide calls at local call costs by having a server running asterisk in each state?


Thanks and sorry about the noob questions, i'm a little confused right now.  But trying to learn:).

Cheers.

Title: Australian VoIP issues... are there any?
Post by: duncan on May 19, 2004, 03:11:34 PM

So long as the hardware you use to connect to the network is austel certified there are no issues.

I have customers between my location and Perth running single ip phones off various telephone systems. It is simply the way things are heading.