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I wonder if if can do the windows also?
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I dont have a customer who needs this yet but i just wanted to know how to do it just in case it ever came up
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Originally posted by kraneworldchamp:
I dont have a customer who needs this yet but i just wanted to know how to do it just in case it ever came up Oooohhhhhh, well then, why didn't you say so. In that case... I don't rightly know. I bet there are several fellas here that sell systems that do though. Small offices? Now if you were talking about PBXs it's easy. With key systems... This is the place where the IP systems might be the ticket. *richard ducks to avoid all the butt sets and d-rings being thrown his way*
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The NEC IPKII is a great solution. The bugs are finally worked out & performing very nicely. But...you have to be an authorized dealer to sell this.
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To all,
How bout linking traditional key systems? Partner, Norstar, Vodavi etc. Even an older system, like say a Toshiba Strata 6?
Which non IP key systems have some proprietary way of linking systems? I mean if you have a couple of office in a city and want to tie them together with a T1. A local T1 is not all that expensive.
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Put FXS/FXO cards in a Cisco router, connect the FXS cards to unused trunk ports and the FXO cards to unused analog extensions. Link the routers over T1 or VPN.
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