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wb8foz@netcom.com (David Lesher) wrote:
>tonym@deltanet.com (Tony Muller) writes:
>
>
>[need small ISDN PBX system]
>
>>Have you considered Centrex/Centranet types of solutions? (Where the
>>telco maintains the equip)?? Although I'm not sure what features
>>you're looking for with the PBX - maybe you could get it from the
>>phone co? (At least here in Calif., it's a viable, and much used,
>>option)
>
>I disagree. Bell would LOVE for you to fall for this. Centrex
>means:
>	One phone per BRI.
>
>	All "intercom calls" to Fred (2 desks over) tie up TWO
>	B channels; one of his, one of yours.
>
>	You get to deal with their switch translations every time
>	you want to do anything.
>
>	You pay their rates for every "feature" you need.
>
>What's needed is a good 5 cent cigar ^H^H^H ISDN PBX....
>
>-- 
>A host is a host from coast to coast.................wb8foz@nrk.com
>& no one will talk to a host that's close...........(v)301 56 LINUX
>Unless the host (that isn't close).........................pob 1433
>is busy, hung or dead........vr vr vr vr.................20915-1433

You might check with Redcom.  They build a small switch that was
originally for the military that might fit your bill.  If I remember
right, it can handle ISDN, B and Pri, switched 56, analog, etc.,
was small and modular.  You could even duplex it into existing PBXs.

Last number I had for one of their sales guys is 704-545-0366

Lesher does have a cool signature...

Don