For PBX Geeks

[TSM]

1) anyone here deployed asterisk in their company
2) employed e164 or DUNDi for their PSTN numbers
3) using a HD codec g722, g729 or g711u/a

[Iansv II]

I understood pstn.. thats about it :(

[DarrenSV650S]

asteroids in Dundee with pasta using High Def glue

[Foxy]

Not used any of those, mind you I have mostly worked on military networks.

G.703 and G.711 is mostly what was used.

[Baph]

1? Yes. 2 & 3? Na-uh.

Sorry. :)

From memory, EnumLookup() will be your friend for e164, ie something along the lines of this in extensions.conf:
exten => _1NXNNXXXXXX,1,EnumLookup(${EXTEN})

(that will probably require DNS changes too).

DUNDi I've never touched.

As for your codec's, G.772, G.729 and G7.11 u-law /a-law should be pretty much supported out of the box, check:
core show codecs

Other than that, not much help from me unfortunately. :(

[TSM]

1? Yes. 2 & 3? Na-uh.

Sorry. :)

From memory, EnumLookup() will be your friend for e164, ie something along the lines of this in extensions.conf:
exten => _1NXNNXXXXXX,1,EnumLookup(${EXTEN})

(that will probably require DNS changes too).

DUNDi I've never touched.

As for your codec's, G.772, G.729 and G7.11 u-law /a-law should be pretty much supported out of the box, check:
core show codecs

Other than that, not much help from me unfortunately. :(

I am already using * on a test bed at the office. Ive got enum setup already, no DNS changes required, register the numbers you require at e164.org and ready to go. I use G711 as bandwidth is no problem for us internaly, G722 when the polycoms talk to echother for hi-def, dont need G729 as i dont have the correct licence to transcode on the server. I use FreePBX as the GUI front end so for the mostpart i dont need to mess around with the config files and i need to make sure that other people can use it.