> Right at this moment it looks like QuickBridge P to P "kit" > with two access points and yagis plus coax for around 1600 to > 1800 end user plus valcom Vip 810 and 820 OR Multi tech MVP 110 > and 120 "gateways' @ around 400 to 500 each ( end user) > > Has anyone used any of this stuff? What's good / bad ?
We've had great results with Multitech's VoIP products and I highly recommend them. They have a demo line setup so you actually call their sales department via VoIP. If you call 1-877-TRY-VOIP you'll be dialing into a VoIP gateway in Ohio which will route the call via the Internet to their offices in Minnesota. As for the MVP110 and MVP120 units, you might want to consider the MVP130. The MVP110 has an FXS port to connect to "station" (i.e. phone, fax, or PBX CO port), while the MVP120 has an FXO port to connect to a central "office" (i.e. CO line or PBX station port). However, the MVP130 which is replacing the MVP110/MVP120 products has a port which can be setup as either an FXS or FXO. It also means that if a client needs an additional off premise extension, the MVP130 at the main office can be used and the new remote site and replace with a 2-port MVP210 at the PBX. As I understand, the MVP130's are supposed to be shipping mid-September (I'm waiting on a pair). Regards, Ian Goldstein Tektreve Systems _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
