Hi Guys! Would you mind to share (offlist maybe), who is you preferred VoIP   termination provider. I was thinking about using BlueFace, but is   there any other options? I want to connect my Asterisk server to PSTN gateway. I don't really want to buy a PRI and I know the risks and I know about   hosted PBX offerings too. Thanks a million in advance for your help! Regards, Alex. Openness is the foundation and preservative of friendship... Let me claim from you at all times your undisguised opinions.                                        

Hi Alex Just replying to your VoIP provider question, we have set up our own dedicated business VoIP service which you can connect to.  The quality is excellent as we don't forward calls to overseas providers, i.e. call hopping. Our servers are located in a Digiweb's datacentre.   We can give you PSTN numbers from any exchange, e.g. 8302xxx from the Glasnevin exchange.   Our call rates are very competitive and we are actively reducing these as we move forward. Our company is called Speechpath.  This is being officially launched in the coming weeks but you are welcome to contact me for a test account.  We already have a number of clients using the service who are more than happy. One of our recent clients is the Dublin Fringe Festival.  Last year the Fringe festival could only handle 8 incoming calls, the 9th and above received busy tone.  This year, we manage the whole solution in our systems, we provide call queuing with announcements and position in queue for up to 30 calls (we can have unlimited but the 31st caller is told the queue is too big). We support all the usual VoIP codecs although prefer if a customer can use G711 for optimum call quality. We support all DTMF modes. We have a web platform for both customers and resellers. A customer can log in and configure how they want their calls handled, e.g. voicemail or diverted at certain times, divert to a PSTN if their account fails to register (a type of failover), call barring on certain outgoing calls, up to the second call reporting (incoming and outgoing), web voicemail and voicemail to email, etc. We also have a reseller application which will be offered to telecom and IT companies.  A reseller can create their own extensions in a multi-tenant environment and bill them under a white-label solution.  The advantage also being that a reseller can maintain very easily a number of connections for a customer, rather than having to depend on other parties. Feel free to contact me, Dave Cummins - Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -