Re: Using VOIPO BYOD Only?
I'm strictly BYOD using asterisk, it's not as hokey as you think and most version of Call manager(CISCO) I could think of have run on a linux server as well. anyway...
I've tried two outbound calls, simply because I don't see a need for more in my house. I also limited the trunk calls to three as feel as though I'd be taking advantage of voipo if I ran more and don't want to stir the pot so to speak. There was no issue having two seperate calls going at the same time to the PSTN.
I've had no problems on the voipo side of things since I resolved some cable modem issues. The only thing I ran into was losing the provisioning when messed around in the voipo control panel, hooking up the ta resolved the issue and then I was able to disconnect it and restart asterisk. Talking with support the advice I got was don't do that, which I can agree with.
Setup QOS on your router, I have asterisk handle rtp between VOIPO and the end point for many reasons one being to aid in the QOS setup.
The nicest thing about BYOD is I have a droid that connects to my asterisk server and is part of the ring group. I can then have my home phone anywhere I am. Also since VOIPO only, officially, supports G711 I can have my droid use GSM to the asterisk box and then have it convert it to G711 to voipo which works well over 3G. Also all the in house phones run G722, the droid does when on WIFI, so I get hi def audio for in house calls.