I’m very limited in CISCO speak so I actually had to look up
what CCME means. From your comments I gather that CME is something that runs
inside the CISCO and not something that needs to be installed on a server? My
IOS is version 12.4. Is CME something that is an add-on or something that is
usually built into 2811 routers?
I’m yet to purchase the FXO cards, that’s why I posted this
question to the mailing list in case someone would know FS will work with the
hardware I mentioned.
Thanks for everyone’s reply.
Cheers!
From: Ognjen Seslija [mailto:oseslija@gmail.com]
Sent: 16/05/11 16:46
To: FreeSWITCH Users Help
Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] CISCO FXO cards with FreeSwitch
I have working SIP trunks from
CCME 4.3 to FS, if that's what you mean.
On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 7:08 AM, Schenk, Oliver <OSchenk@wnr.com.au> wrote:
Hey,
I
was wondering if anyone out there in the FreeSwitch community has successfully
used FXO cards (e.g. VIC2-4FXO) in a CISCO router (e.g. 2811) with FreeSwitch.
Was
this achieved via SIP communication between the CISCO and FreeSwitch?
Any
documentation out there? I can’t seem to find much for FreeSwitch regarding
what would need to be done on the FreeSwitch end.
Regards,
Oliver Schenk
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