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Asterisk PBX Setup With 4 Analog Lines For Small Business Infrastructure

Asked by jjk16 in Voice Over IP

Tags: asterisk, analog, lines, pbx

I have a project that I am trying to acomplish.

Three Main Goals

1. Enable a small business to have a full featured Asterisk PBX for 4-6 lines (analog from verizon, sbc, etc)
   many extensions

2. Cheap as Possible


3. Enable Advanced IP features and Learn more about Vo/IP and PBX's


Customer has an old comdial PBX. 4 phones and 8 comdial phones. Its Old. Customer Balks at high price of pbx.

I was thinking that i could get a 4 port fxo card from digium or something Equivalent. I could then Plug in the 4 analog lines from CO into the 4 ports in the back of the asterisk PBX. Some problems I forsee are:

How do I connect the asterisk PBX to a 66 punch down Block?
Do I need to buy new Phones?
Do I need FXS modules to send the digitial signal to these phones?
What other Hardware do I need?
Any other suggestions?
If I went with a t1 (pri?) would that be better?
Any sound quality issues?

Thanks for reading and I look forward to the responses.


 
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