Re: internal phone systems..

["John McManus" <john.mcmanus@xxxxxxx>]

This would probably most easily be done by a PBX (private branch exchange).
There may well be ones out there that support normal analogue exchange
lines
... but I only have experience of the ISDN variety.

The PBX that I have is from Network Alchemy... it takes 2 ISDN2e circuits
(4
channels) and provides 16 extensions.  They also do an entry model
(Cybergear Gold) for about £300? that takes an ISDN2e / Home Highway in and
provides 6 extensions out (for your normal house phones).  With the
Cybergear you can call from one extension t  another, transfer calls, have
hunt groups etc.  Can also act as a (simple) ISDN router.  It provides TAPI
integration t  the PC desktop, PC based voice mail and lots of other stuff.

There are a number of other systems that have similar functionality... but
I
don't know much about them.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matthew Keay" <m@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2001 9:18 PM
Subject: [ukha_d] internal phone systems..


> Guys,
> I've only just joined list & am very new t  the HA thing so go
easy :)
> I'm considering how easy it would t  link up various regular phones on
a
> simple system. Just so they can talk to each other (seperately would
be
> very cool..but..;)).
>
> Anyone had any experience of doing this? Any pointers? :)
>
> Matthew
>
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