Sven,
I've had experience implementing gateway solutions using Cisco routers with
FXO and FXS (foreign exchange office and station respectively) modules. I
LOVE VoIP! The 102S is an MGCP device which according to D-Link "By
definition MGCP devices such as the DG-102S require a Call Management system
to function.", sometimes called a "Softswitch". I take it you're going to
subscribe to a service.
You should also look into the DG-102SH which is an H.323 solution. The Web
site says it also needs a VoIP softswitch, but I seem to recall H.323
supporting P2P. In any event, there is probably an open-source Linux based
Call Manager floating around out there.
Good luck!
Chris
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>Subject: [FRIAM] voice-ethernet gateway
>Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2004 10:42:22 -0700
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>Does anyone have experience with voice-ethernet gateways for making
>long-distance telephone calls over the internet? I am looking at D-Link
>products (DG-102S, etc) but would like to get a better idea how they work.
>Thanks,
>
>-Sven-
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