Actually, I've been looking for an alternative to Google Voicebut
for a different reasonthe deprecation of XMPP.
I've been using Obihai adapters to do phone service at home using Google
Voice. Which has generally been okay, though the dropped calls does
happen...which I hadn't really tho
> From: discuss-boun...@lists.lopsa.org [mailto:discuss-
> boun...@lists.lopsa.org] On Behalf Of Philip J. Hollenback
>
> I was just talking to a friend about getting rid of the traditional pbx
> in his small office of about 10 people. Is something like Callcentric's
> business offering a good fi
> From: discuss-boun...@lists.lopsa.org [mailto:discuss-
> boun...@lists.lopsa.org] On Behalf Of Ed
>
> Edward - has anything in your network changed recently? It sounds like
> you need a keep alive on a network connection. Or your broadband
As described in OP, I've had problems even for inbound
> From: Kevin Faulkner [mailto:kondor...@gmail.com]
>
> Edward have you looked at sendhub? Similar functionality (Android
> integration) and they have a free tier too.
Never heard of 'em. Will give 'em a try. Thanks for the suggestion.
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Discuss mai
A while back I did a side job installing a small PBX at a local town
office. They have about 8 extensions, and they'd been using shared analog
lines strung all over the place. The PBX let them put the numbers into a
hunt group and set up a short menu system.
I couldn't go with SIP trunking becau
Edward - has anything in your network changed recently? It sounds like
you need a keep alive on a network connection. Or your broadband
connection wants to sell you SIP. without all that network
neutrality I'm sure you can be more successfully monetized by those
you depend on.
;) no really,
Edward have you looked at sendhub? Similar functionality (Android
integration) and they have a free tier too.
On Feb 6, 2014 9:18 AM, "Edward Ned Harvey (lopser)"
wrote:
> For the last 2-3 months, google voice has been unreliable for me, in
> several various ways. I keep posting on google forum
On Fri, Feb 07, 2014 at 01:27:09PM -0800, Philip J. Hollenback wrote:
> I was just talking to a friend about getting rid of the traditional pbx
> in his small office of about 10 people. Is something like Callcentric's
> business offering a good fit for that?
>
> Or, is it better to run your own A
Asterisk is pretty simple to support if you layer FreePBX on top as a
management interface.
--Ted
On 2/7/2014 1:58 PM, John Stoffel wrote:
>
> Philip> I was just talking to a friend about getting rid of the
> Philip> traditional pbx in his small office of about 10 people. Is
> Philip> something
Philip> I was just talking to a friend about getting rid of the
Philip> traditional pbx in his small office of about 10 people. Is
Philip> something like Callcentric's business offering a good fit for
Philip> that?
Philip> Or, is it better to run your own Asterisk server?
This is a great conver
I was just talking to a friend about getting rid of the traditional pbx
in his small office of about 10 people. Is something like Callcentric's
business offering a good fit for that?
Or, is it better to run your own Asterisk server?
On Fri, Feb 7, 2014, at 11:59 AM, Chris Manly wrote:
> I'll al
I'll also put in a 2nd for Callcentric. I've been using it for about five
years now, and I've been happy. You can have it forward/simul-ring
external phones. I have it do that to the home SIP phone and both my cell
phone and my wife's cell phone anytime the school district calls us (in
case it's
> From: g...@kurai.org [mailto:g...@kurai.org]
>
> I've been experimenting with asterisk and SIP trunks from callcentric. You
> can
> also get reduced feature asterisk installs for free from pbxes.com, also have
> a paid tier.
I use and love callcentric. But I'm only using basic SIP clients wi
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Subject: Re: [lopsa-discuss] Alternative to Google Voice
> From: Chris Mosetick [mailto:cmoset...@gmail.com]
>
> If you have been using the Google provided GV app, that is probably the root
> of your issues.
Thanks, but, I have several phones, as well as android
> From: Chris Mosetick [mailto:cmoset...@gmail.com]
>
> If you have been using the Google provided GV app, that is probably the root
> of your issues.
Thanks, but, I have several phones, as well as android phone with GV app
installed. My big complaint has been a lot of dropped calls at precisel
If you have been using the Google provided GV app, that is probably the
root of your issues.
I have been using a wonderful app called "Talkatone" for some time now on
iOS and Android. It does use Google Voice as the back bone, which I know
you said you were trying to avoid. Please note that to use
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