How do I terminate a Skype call on a PBX?

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Hello everyone,

I want to make it possible for a person outside US to call an extension on
our PBX. We have a PC that can run Skype 24/7, so the person would use
their Skype client software to connect to Skype client that's running on
that PC. Could anyone give me some pointers on what kind of
equipment/software do I need to

#1 auto answer the Skype call
#2 generate a ring on an analog trunk
#3 convert the sound between the soundcard output (44kHz stereo) and the
analog trunk (3.1 KHz mono)

BTW, I understand it's even more involved to make an outgoing call via
Skype from our PBX, but if someone had ever accomplished such feat, I
would love to hear about particulars! Please post your comments or
suggestions here.

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info_at_cabling-design_dot_com@foo.com (Dmitri(Cabling-Design.com)) writes:

>#1 auto answer the Skype call
>#2 generate a ring on an analog trunk
>#3 convert the sound between the soundcard output (44kHz stereo) and the
>analog trunk (3.1 KHz mono)

Gads! What is the allure of proprietary systems that entices people
to go through these contortions? Does Skype really offer anything
others don't (besides hassles)?

--kyler

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Hi all

I am an awful story teller so I'll get right to the point.
If someone calls on a specific number, and is for a specific problem,
the Secretary can divert the call to someone else, but the tricky part
is to use a "Voice over IP" for inside company, but Incoming call will
be from a regular Phone.
I was thinking on using Skype for inside (with USB Phones), combined
maybe with some kind of "Phone Answering Software", but don't now how
that can be connected to something like a Skype, or even if this is
possible.
Besides "SkaypeIn" if possible.
To make it shorter, how can a VOIP application can be "combined" with
regular phone line.

Thanks

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On 10/21/04 00:32, Dmitri(Cabling-Design.com) wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I want to make it possible for a person outside US to call an extension on
> our PBX. We have a PC that can run Skype 24/7, so the person would use
> their Skype client software to connect to Skype client that's running on
> that PC. Could anyone give me some pointers on what kind of
> equipment/software do I need to
>
> #1 auto answer the Skype call
> #2 generate a ring on an analog trunk
> #3 convert the sound between the soundcard output (44kHz stereo) and the
> analog trunk (3.1 KHz mono)
>
> BTW, I understand it's even more involved to make an outgoing call via
> Skype from our PBX, but if someone had ever accomplished such feat, I
> would love to hear about particulars! Please post your comments or
> suggestions here.

I have not tested, but I think your purpose can be solved by useing
sjphone and, or kphone over services provided by http://www.fwdnet.net/
(a freeworld dialup/forward service).

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