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1. In the pursuit to acquire and broaden my knowledge on VoIP, I am looking to set up a VoIP network (lab). As Cisco routers and switches are a little steep in price (even the Catalyst 500 Express 24PC) I am considering D-Link small business telephony solutions. I would like to know the benefits of having the D-Link DVG-3004S SIP Analog Trunk Gateway, DVX-1000 SIP IP-PBX with Conferencing Server (if perhaps replaceable wth Asterisk), and the DPH-140S Express Ethernetwork Business IP Phone, and how they can work for me?

2. How Can I implement a VoIP network with the D-Link DVG-3004S SIP Analog Trunk Gateway, An Asterisk IP-PBX with conferencing configured, and IP and/or SIP Phones?

3. What (QOS) router and/or switch can I possibly purchase at a reasonable price if needed for such setup?

1. How can I implement a VoIP network with a Cisco Catalyst 500 24PC Express, an Asterisk IP-PBX and IP and/or SIP phones on cable internet access?

2. How can IP/SIP phones in a remote location be configured to this router?
ASKED: May 3 2006  1:13 PM GMT
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To be honest, I've never used anything but Cisco. With Cisco, you ahve a call manager server that routes calls out specific gateways to remote locations. As long as your remote sites are connected via MPLS or Static routes back to the site with the PBX, then your remote sites will be fine. You will have to create a voice vLan and data vLan. Your phones will get their config from the voice vLan.
Last Answered: May 3 2006  10:34 PM GMT by EDitED   0 pts.
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