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I need to know if it's possible and how to connect a CTX to Cisco call manager. The only way I've heard of is FXS/FXO routers. Anyone know if Cisco supports qsig? Any suggestions welcome (other than "Cisco belongs in a dumpster").
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I would use super glue myself because the CTX can be very heavy and you don't want any disconnects.
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Personally, I'd use chain or duct tape.
Resolved using FXS/FXO ports on router. Topic closed.
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