[Freeswitch-users] using freeswitch on ubuntu in home network

[Brian West]

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On Mar 31, 2009, at 6:27 PM, badeguruji wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Friends, can someone please help me understand what hardware and/or  
> software (like FreeSwitch) do i need, to have a working setup like  
> below:
>
> DSL from telco----->switch+NAT------>ubuntu server
>                                   |__________>voip phone
>                                   |___________>normal PSTN phone
>
> Q. what voip related software will i need to run above setup?

You'll need FreeSWITCH, Voip Phone and a PSTN interface.

> Q. what hardware (like phone card etc.) do i need in my PC?

Various interface cards are outlined on the wiki... http://wiki.freeswitch.org

> Q. will i be able to use my existing phone number? (i do not have  
> voip service right now)

If you get a card to interface your server to the PSTN then yes you'll  
be able to use it.

> Q. will i be able to use my regular phone? or do i need voip phone?

If it can plugin to an ATA or other such device to let you ring a  
standard phone.

>
> I am looking for these featuers:
> 1. full call records.

Yes

> 2. visual voicemail

Yes.  Via web.

> 3. seperate voicemail box for each family member.

Yes

> 4. call forwarding on each user basis.

Yes

> 5. ability to make more then one outbound call, with having ONLY one  
> home phone number.

You need a voip provider or one line per concurrent call you wish to  
make.

>
>
> thank you,
> Rajeev
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