Re: [WebDNA] [OT] Phone solution for multiple companies at same location

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2010

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texte = This is a multi-part message in MIME format.--------------080700020807080601080206Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowedContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitFree open source PBX - http://www.asterisk.org/Bundled with other stuff in an ISO format - http://www.asterisk.org/asterisknowAsteriskNOW is the fastest way to get started building custom telephony solutions with Asterisk. Simply download the .iso file, burn it to a CD, drop it into the CD or DVD drive on the target computer and in less than 30 minutes you will have a full functional Asterisk system ready for your custom telephony application.Or as an alternative - http://trixbox.org/ which is based on Asterisk.Check out the links for providers. I use VoipStreet.com - disclosure, I worked for the guys that started the company up until the time they sold it to the current owners. Have no financial interest in the company, but use them for my toll free numbers.DaleWill Starck wrote:>> I have 2 companies at the same physical location, and want to add another.>> >> Handling phone traffic for all of this is turning into a hassle.>> >> I have an oral surgery office, and an e-commerce company, and am > adding a software solutions company. None of these overlap in the real > world.>> >> In the old days , when it was just the first two, we pointed the 800 > number for the second company to one of our phone lines in our oral > surgery office and then marked that line with orange tape. Of course, > an employee would invariably pick up that line an answer for the wrong > company. So, we added an IP phone with virtual office from Packet8, > and that has worked OK since then, short for the nuisance of having > the physical handset hardware taking up valuable desk space. And the > voice quality on Packet 8 can be quite crappy at times.>> >> The phone system in the oral surgery office is a 10 year old modular > Panasonic system that has worked well, but I'm certain there's a > better way to do things. Our ILEC is Verizon, and the phone traffic > is all IP anyways since we have FIOS (fiber), but I'm fairly certain > any solution from Verizon will be ridiculously expensive. Oh, and > CommuniGate Pro is our mail server.>> >> Ideas anyone?>> >> --->> Will Starck>> NovaDerm Skincare Science Help Desk>> http://www.novaderm.com>> 1850 Keller Parkway Suite 102>> Keller, TX 76248>> 817-717-7377>> >> >> >> >--------------080700020807080601080206Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Free open source PBX - http://www.asterisk.org/

Bundled with other stuff in an ISO format -http://www.asterisk.org/asterisknow

AsteriskNOW is the fastest way to get started building custom telephonysolutions with Asterisk. Simply download the .iso file, burn it to aCD, drop it into the CD or DVD drive on the target computer and in lessthan 30 minutes you will have a full functional Asterisk system readyfor your custom telephony application.

Or as an alternative - http://trixbox.org/ which is based on Asterisk.

Check out the links for providers. I use VoipStreet.com - disclosure, Iworked for the guys that started the company up until the time theysold it to the current owners. Have no financial interest in thecompany, but use them for my toll free numbers.

Dale


Will Starck wrote:

   



I have 2 companies at the same physicallocation, and wantto add another.



 



Handling phone traffic for all of this isturning into ahassle.



 



I have an oral surgery office, and an e-commercecompany,and am adding a software solutions company. None of these overlap inthe realworld.



 



In the old days , when it was just the firsttwo, we pointedthe 800 number for the second company to one of our phone lines in ouroralsurgery office and then marked that line with orange tape. Of course,anemployee would invariably pick up that line an answer for the wrongcompany.So, we added an IP phone with virtual office from Packet8, and that hasworkedOK since then, short for the nuisance of having the physical handsethardwaretaking up valuable desk space. And the voice quality on Packet 8 can bequite crappyat times.



 



The phone system in the oral surgery office is a10 year oldmodular Panasonic system that has worked well, but I’m certainthere’s a better way to do things.  Our ILEC is Verizon, and thephone traffic is all IP anyways since we have FIOS (fiber), but I’mfairly certain any solution from Verizon will be ridiculouslyexpensive. Oh,and CommuniGate Pro is our mail server.



 



Ideas anyone?



 



---



Will Starck



NovaDerm Skincare Science Help Desk



http://www.novaderm.com



1850 Keller Parkway Suite 102



Keller, TX 76248



817-717-7377



 



 



 



 





--------------080700020807080601080206-- Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: [WebDNA] [OT] Phone solution for multiple companies at same location (Matthew Bohne 2010) Re: [WebDNA] [OT] Phone solution for multiple companies at same location (Dale 2010) RE: [WebDNA] [OT] Phone solution for multiple companies at same location ("Olin Lagon" 2010) [WebDNA] [OT] Phone solution for multiple companies at same location ("Will Starck" 2010)

This is a multi-part message in MIME format.--------------080700020807080601080206Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowedContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitFree open source PBX - http://www.asterisk.org/Bundled with other stuff in an ISO format - http://www.asterisk.org/asterisknowAsteriskNOW is the fastest way to get started building custom telephony solutions with Asterisk. Simply download the .iso file, burn it to a CD, drop it into the CD or DVD drive on the target computer and in less than 30 minutes you will have a full functional Asterisk system ready for your custom telephony application.Or as an alternative - http://trixbox.org/ which is based on Asterisk.Check out the links for providers. I use VoipStreet.com - disclosure, I worked for the guys that started the company up until the time they sold it to the current owners. Have no financial interest in the company, but use them for my toll free numbers.DaleWill Starck wrote:>> I have 2 companies at the same physical location, and want to add another.>> >> Handling phone traffic for all of this is turning into a hassle.>> >> I have an oral surgery office, and an e-commerce company, and am > adding a software solutions company. None of these overlap in the real > world.>> >> In the old days , when it was just the first two, we pointed the 800 > number for the second company to one of our phone lines in our oral > surgery office and then marked that line with orange tape. Of course, > an employee would invariably pick up that line an answer for the wrong > company. So, we added an IP phone with virtual office from Packet8, > and that has worked OK since then, short for the nuisance of having > the physical handset hardware taking up valuable desk space. And the > voice quality on Packet 8 can be quite crappy at times.>> >> The phone system in the oral surgery office is a 10 year old modular > Panasonic system that has worked well, but I'm certain there's a > better way to do things. Our ILEC is Verizon, and the phone traffic > is all IP anyways since we have FIOS (fiber), but I'm fairly certain > any solution from Verizon will be ridiculously expensive. Oh, and > CommuniGate Pro is our mail server.>> >> Ideas anyone?>> >> --->> Will Starck>> NovaDerm Skincare Science Help Desk>> http://www.novaderm.com>> 1850 Keller Parkway Suite 102>> Keller, TX 76248>> 817-717-7377>> >> >> >> >--------------080700020807080601080206Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Free open source PBX - http://www.asterisk.org/

Bundled with other stuff in an ISO format -http://www.asterisk.org/asterisknow

AsteriskNOW is the fastest way to get started building custom telephonysolutions with Asterisk. Simply download the .iso file, burn it to aCD, drop it into the CD or DVD drive on the target computer and in lessthan 30 minutes you will have a full functional Asterisk system readyfor your custom telephony application.

Or as an alternative - http://trixbox.org/ which is based on Asterisk.

Check out the links for providers. I use VoipStreet.com - disclosure, Iworked for the guys that started the company up until the time theysold it to the current owners. Have no financial interest in thecompany, but use them for my toll free numbers.

Dale


Will Starck wrote:

   



I have 2 companies at the same physicallocation, and wantto add another.



 



Handling phone traffic for all of this isturning into ahassle.



 



I have an oral surgery office, and an e-commercecompany,and am adding a software solutions company. None of these overlap inthe realworld.



 



In the old days , when it was just the firsttwo, we pointedthe 800 number for the second company to one of our phone lines in ouroralsurgery office and then marked that line with orange tape. Of course,anemployee would invariably pick up that line an answer for the wrongcompany.So, we added an IP phone with virtual office from Packet8, and that hasworkedOK since then, short for the nuisance of having the physical handsethardwaretaking up valuable desk space. And the voice quality on Packet 8 can bequite crappyat times.



 



The phone system in the oral surgery office is a10 year oldmodular Panasonic system that has worked well, but I’m certainthere’s a better way to do things.  Our ILEC is Verizon, and thephone traffic is all IP anyways since we have FIOS (fiber), but I’mfairly certain any solution from Verizon will be ridiculouslyexpensive. Oh,and CommuniGate Pro is our mail server.



 



Ideas anyone?



 



---



Will Starck



NovaDerm Skincare Science Help Desk



http://www.novaderm.com



1850 Keller Parkway Suite 102



Keller, TX 76248



817-717-7377



 



 



 



 





--------------080700020807080601080206-- Dale

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