asterisk users - Apr 2009 - Douds it

jibanez1971 at cimex.com.cu wrote:
>
> I have a few questions.
>
> Asterisk is a windows program
>
Asterisk is not a windows program.
>
> why each time I try to find out how communicate with my Panasonic TDA 
> 100 or with TDE 100 always read ?use one card o use a box? why I can?t 
> use simply my network card, in the other side of Panasonic exist two 
> types of cards one in TDA 100 with 2 trunks and in the other side TDE 
> have internal Two trunks too.
>
If your panasonic allows SIP or h323 that might work.
A quick google search shows the ethernet port is for configuration of 
the IVR only, so i guess that is a no.
It does do TAPI,so if a tapi plugin for asterisk exists, this might work.
> Why if I want to use asterisk in home and I have a modem with voice I 
> can?t use it to access to a line. ?????
>
Because you will need a driver for that card for
asterisk.
>
>
> Apologize my English
>
> Regards
>
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I have a few questions.

 

Asterisk is a windows program why each time I try to find out how
communicate with my Panasonic TDA 100 or with TDE 100 always read "use
one card o use a box" why I can't use simply my network card, in the
other side of Panasonic exist two types of cards one in TDA 100 with 2
trunks and in the other side TDE have internal Two trunks too. Why if I
want to use asterisk in home and I have a modem with voice I can't use
it to access to a line. ?????

 

Apologize my English

Regards

 

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