Help re Internet Access via an ISDN2 4port card in our phone system
Anthony Hayes
On Tue, 2 Dec 1997 15:48:16 -0000, "Claire Moore"
<cla...@itexchange.co.uk> wrote:
>We are currently in the process of installing a new digital phone system.
>We have been advised by our telecoms people to have a 4 port ISDN2 card
>installed in the phone. We want to use this for email & internet access for
>a small office. Can anyone suggest the best way to do this.
We've got a BT Meridian 1 with Primary Rate ISDN30 into it, and Basic
Rate out of it. This means that we can make and receive ISDN2 calls
via the phone system.
We also have everything running via RJ45 patch panels, which means
that we can change any socket in the building to ethernet, ISDN BRI,
Digital Phone, Analogue Line for a modem or old phone, Serial links
etc. I would strongly advise anyone making an investment in phone
systems and cabling to look into this.
Best Regards
Anthony.
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Adrian Kennard
Claire Moore wrote:
>
> We are currently in the process of installing a new digital phone system.
> We have been advised by our telecoms people to have a 4 port ISDN2 card
> installed in the phone. We want to use this for email & internet access for
> some people advise a router thru a file server whilst others advise wiring
> from the phone patch panel direct to an ISDN card within a PC. Any help /
> advise on what is the most future-proof method of doing this (bearing in
> mind that we may be increasing our Internet presence in the next 12 months)
> would be greatly appreciated.
Here we have a small PABX for voice and a seperate ISDN card
both connected to the ISDN line. There are details on our web pages.
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