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Samir, It should NOT be illegal to route calls from a PBX whether VOIP or not. Are you sure it is so in India? If so, it seems an asinine limitation. Please note that this discursion is a generic solution and must be viewed in the larger context of scalability. Setting up an OpenSource PBS is not trivial, and so I would only recommend it if there is an interest and larger benefit than just forwarding. Having your own exchange allows you to do many interesting things
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Subject: [bosco1980:350] Re: Hi From: google.v...@thirumalai.com To: bosco1980@googlegroups.com Samir, It should NOT be illegal to route calls from a PBX whether VOIP or not. Are you sure it is so in India? If so, it seems an asinine limitation. Please note that this discursion is a generic solution and must be viewed in the larger context of scalability. Setting up an OpenSource PBS is not trivial, and so I would only recommend it if there is an interest and larger benefit than just forwarding. Having your own exchange allows you to do many interesting things
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Hi Sanjay, Good at least some topics tickle people to write down sometimes at least. This VOIP telephony is not experimental ,Its proven and very economically viable. I can call u in Australia (Landline )for 0.5 Eurocent/min say 35paise Isn't that great??? Give me your landline no I will call you. Calls to USA UK NZ even Australia can be free. Regards. Samir Shah Peripheral Support Services G-10 Stop n Shop Plaza, R.C.Dutt Road Vadodara 390007, India Tel:91-265-2334920 Tel- Fax:91-265-2334920 Mobile:09376230727 mailto: purnimass...@gmail.com - Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text - |
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You need the heuristics and programmability of a PBX solution. You could run a local OpenSource PBX (like Asterix on Linux) on your local Indian server, which will forward your call to any number of your choice (in this case your US landline or US cellphone). 1. X calls the local Indian number 2. Local Indian number is set to forward all calls to your PBX 3. PBX receives the forwarded call 4. A rule on the server sets up a transparent forward to the US number 5. US phone (landline or cell) rings 6. Call is connected Jayanth On Jun 2, 7:52 pm, Manoj Joshi <joshi.ma...@gmail.com wrote: No, it's not for me, it's for Smitha (my wife) who needs an Indian number, but when she visits the US, she does not want to lose calls made on her Indian number. Looks like there is no affordable solution. I thought the big advantage of GSM is that it's satellite _base_d and hence international roaming would be cheaper. -Manoj On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 11:40 PM, Anand Dorairaj <adorai...@gmail.com wrote: Samir, Great idea.. except call centric does not have a India calling number... Also not sure what Manoj is trying to achieve by roaming globally with a India _base_d number... The best thing Manoj - would be to get yourself a pre-paid connection (sim card + GSM phone) when you are visiting India.. You could share that number with the folks you would like to establish contact and specify the duration of your stay in India (or presume an autoanswer on your normal mail with the India number works?).. The pre paid phone number is for keeps (as along as you renew every six months with atleast Rs. 200 of talk time)... Presume this is a simpler solution??? On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 11:34 AM, Samir Shah,Viziks <viz...@gmail.com wrote: Manoj, The service you want is quite readily available in US from VOIp providers like callcentric <http://www.callcentric.com/?aid=21444 Vonage etc.You can set up voice mail (sent to u as an attachment) or redirection to any phone you choose,Rates are extremely reasonable even calling India and great features.I have been exploring this Voip business for sometime now and have found the concept very interesting.You can see the numbers of all people who call you or whom u called on their webpage. If you want you can signup here< https://www.callcentric.com/signup/?aid=21444 Its free and use the service to see if it's useful.This provider does not give you a device (Analog telephone adaptor which plugs into a router and one socket connects to a normal telephone unit). Cheers. Samir
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Keep life simple folks and do not get embroiled into technicalities leading to edge of technology fronts which are still in development stage and not economically exploited in other parts of the globe. Of course economics drives towards effective technological innovations,but building network which requires periodical assistance from external experts does seem a complex solution. But do keep us lesser IT savvy updated in process when these schemes become economically viable. Cheers from Down Under! Sanjay Date: Wed, 3 Jun 2009 05:28:11 -0700 Subject: [bosco1980:350] Re: Hi From: google.v...@thirumalai.com To: bosco1980@googlegroups.com Samir, It should NOT be illegal to route calls from a PBX whether VOIP or not. Are you sure it is so in India? If so, it seems an asinine limitation. Please note that this discursion is a generic solution and must be viewed in the larger context of scalability. Setting up an OpenSource PBS is not trivial, and so I would only recommend it if there is an interest and larger benefit than just forwarding. Having your own exchange allows you to do many interesting things
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exists. But this is good information. Somebody out there is going to make $10m on this (I hope it's you!). I would be a happy customer, but I think you need a million of me. -Manoj On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 3:39 AM, Jayanth <google.v...@thirumalai.com wrote: You need the heuristics and programmability of a PBX solution. You could run a local OpenSource PBX (like Asterix on Linux) on your local Indian server, which will forward your call to any number of your choice (in this case your US landline or US cellphone). 1. X calls the local Indian number 2. Local Indian number is set to forward all calls to your PBX 3. PBX receives the forwarded call 4. A rule on the server sets up a transparent forward to the US number 5. US phone (landline or cell) rings 6. Call is connected Jayanth On Jun 2, 7:52 pm, Manoj Joshi <joshi.ma...@gmail.com wrote: No, it's not for me, it's for Smitha (my wife) who needs an Indian number, but when she visits the US, she does not want to lose calls made on her Indian number. Looks like there is no affordable solution. I thought the big advantage of GSM is that it's satellite _base_d and hence international roaming would be cheaper. -Manoj On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 11:40 PM, Anand Dorairaj <adorai...@gmail.com wrote: Samir, Great idea.. except call centric does not have a India calling number... Also not sure what Manoj is trying to achieve by roaming globally with a India _base_d number... The best thing Manoj - would be to get yourself a pre-paid connection (sim card + GSM phone) when you are visiting India.. You could share that number with the folks you would like to establish contact and specify the duration of your stay in India (or presume an autoanswer on your normal mail with the India number works?).. The pre paid phone number is for keeps (as along as you renew every six months with atleast Rs. 200 of talk time)... Presume this is a simpler solution??? On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 11:34 AM, Samir Shah,Viziks <viz...@gmail.com wrote: Manoj, The service you want is quite readily available in US from VOIp providers like callcentric <http://www.callcentric.com/?aid=21444 Vonage etc.You can set up voice mail (sent to u as an attachment) or redirection to any phone you choose,Rates are extremely reasonable even calling India and great features.I have been exploring this Voip business for sometime now and have found the concept very interesting.You can see the numbers of all people who call you or whom u called on their webpage. If you want you can signup here< https://www.callcentric.com/signup/?aid=21444 Its free and use the service to see if it's useful.This provider does not give you a device (Analog telephone adaptor which plugs into a router and one socket connects to a normal telephone unit). Cheers. Samir
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