Comments on: Good VOIP forums

By: Patrizia

Patrizia — Wed, 20 Apr 2005 11:31:54 +0000

Is anybody interested in building a world wide Network of small gateways, connected on one side to the Internet and on the other to the PSTN?

Every member could share/sell termination.

It is feasable and the investment is quite low, while the revenues could be quite high.

Please write to me

patrizia@worldonip.com

By: Alan Clark

Alan Clark — Tue, 28 Sep 2004 03:22:56 +0000

The VoIP Troubleshooter web site (www.voiptroubleshooter.com) provides information and online diagnosis tools related to VoIP, and also provides a (newly added) forum.

By: Tom Keating

Tom Keating — Sun, 08 Aug 2004 04:21:03 +0000

If you go to this VoIP forum link below you can also sign-up for a free subscription to Internet
Telephony Magazine – the leading VoIP magazine covering VoIP news and reviews since 1999.
http://voip-forum.tmcnet.com/voip-forum/forum/

By: tom

tom — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

I have a question

I am in the very early stages of convergence. We are discussing IP Telephony. We have deployed an Avaya 8300 in china and so far so good.

The Global network is a mix of mostly Avaya with some Nortel, Alcatel, Mitel PBXs

The question I have is how are companies determining which solution to go with. Is the goal to go with a Single Vendor soltuion (either all Avaya/all Cisco etc) or are you seeing a combination of Avaya/Cisco/Nortel IP Telephony soltuons in a network. We basically have 5 regions (ASPAC, Mexico, CALA, EMEA & NA) and for the most part EMEA is Alcatel, NA & ASPAC is Avaya. Does this mean EMEA should use Alcatel IP Telephony and ASPAC & NA should use Avaya as well?

What are the disadvantage/Advantages of a Sigle Vendor or Multi Vendoer solution

Our Guy in China told us the reason he went with Avaya is the Integration costs for Octel/Cisco was much higher then Avaya/Octel

Comments/Past Experiences please

Thansk in advance......On a side not I personally think from a investment standpoint Avaya & Cisco Might now look like a good long term investment. Exspecially Cisco...They have saturated the Data/Router market and now they are entering a LARGER market which is Voice PBXs......If they are a sucessful I think this could be bigger then the Data router market for them...Comments on this welcome too.

Tom Falsetta CCIE (wr), CCNA, MCSE http://www.ttaknetworking.com/ V 845-497-3193

tfalsetta@yahoo.com

By: Marty Hoster

Marty Hoster — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Actually, Call Termination.com (http://www.calltermination.com) is probably the most active of all the forums with a fastest growth among all the VoIP Sites.

By: Jon Stahl

Jon Stahl — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Marty-

Thanks for the (slightly self-promoting) tip!

By: Andreas Borchote

Andreas Borchote — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Actually, you can also take a look on the http://www.voice-over-ip-forum.com

By: Julius Wwormer

Julius Wwormer — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Visit http://www.voipproviderslist.com. More than 1000 registered forum members.

By: Dorel Petre

Dorel Petre — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Did someone ever get on VoIP the disconnect reason of 23 (decimal)? What does it mean?
Thanx

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Our VoIP code works fine, if we tried it from a PC directly accessing the internet using a dialup modem! But the same code doesn’t work on a machine which is on LAN and having internet access through leaseline. We have port restricted NAT. Even the register request gets Time Out!!! Our KEEP_ALIVE_PORT_TIME is 5 sec. Is that bothering the VoIP working? We tried a lot on this matter, by changing that time (0.5 sec to 5 sec), but the result was the same! Is there any special precaution to be taken why making the VOIP code run from LAN? Can anybody help me out? Thanks in advance!