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Try this driver to replace the asterisk driver<br />
<a href="http://chan-sccp-b.sourceforge.net/" rel="ugc">http://chan-sccp-b.sourceforge.net/</a>
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Try this driver to replace the asterisk driver
http://chan-sccp-b.sourceforge.net/ [http://chan-sccp-b.sourceforge.net/]

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How do you do!<br />
My problem about algorithm, I don't have idea with resolving this situation.<br />
I have two server:<br />
1. First is ESXi on HP ProLiant G6 (rack based) - I'am creating on this server Virtual Machines for management office computers and have second VM for PBX (it's FreePBX with SCCP module for management and creating extensions for Cisco IP phone 7942G).<br />
2. Second is simple PC keys - I use this computer for FXO PCI module with FreePBX server software. I connected city analog RJ11 lines to FXO PCI.<br />
My problem is that - <b>how do I receive calls from the second server (with FXO) on Cisco IP Phone (which is connected to the first server using SCCP)?</b><br />
I can connecting two FreePBX between themselves with trunking. But it's working only with SIP protocol. Because, FXO lines come with SIP, I can receive calls with softphone.<br />
Thanks to everyone for replying.
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How do you do!
My problem about algorithm, I don't have idea with resolving this situation.
I have two server:
1. First is ESXi on HP ProLiant G6 (rack based) - I'am creating on this server Virtual Machines for management office computers and have second VM for PBX (it's FreePBX with SCCP module for management and creating extensions for Cisco IP phone 7942G).
2. Second is simple PC keys - I use this computer for FXO PCI module with FreePBX server software. I connected city analog RJ11 lines to FXO PCI.
My problem is that - how do I receive calls from the second server (with FXO) on Cisco IP Phone (which is connected to the first server using SCCP)?
I can connecting two FreePBX between themselves with trunking. But it's working only with SIP protocol. Because, FXO lines come with SIP, I can receive calls with softphone.
Thanks to everyone for replying.

Receive calls from FXO module with SCCP connection

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