with * you'd use 1U pizza boxes, say with 2x 8E1 cards in it,
thats 16 E1 (T1 for the alaw challenged) per U
now ... lets say each server costs $2k, and the 8E1 card is $2500, thats $7k per box
so, total $56k for 128 E1 ... half a million bucks, give or take a few, for 1000 E1
yes it would take a great engineer astmaster to design/set it up to be carrier grade, but it could be fun, real fun :)
-wasim
On 7/25/07, Jon Weisman <jweisman@ibell.net> wrote:
I'd go w/ Sonus. They are carrier grade...its what the big boys use.
http://www.sonusnet.com
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Subject: [asterisk-biz] Big VoIP switches
> We're looking to price some massive VoIP switches for our statewide
> network. Something that can handle anywhere between 100 and 1000 T1s
> (actual T1 circuits).
>
> Anyone familiar with hardware that will do that many T1s reliably?
> Perhaps collections of hardware that will work harmoniously....
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