08-13-2007 03:09 AM - edited 03-14-2019 11:02 PM
Hi all,
I want to set up a calling card for international and local calls.
At present i have a 2811 router and propsing to buy a Catalyst 3560 24 10/100 + 2 SFP Standard
Image (WS-C3560-24TS-S).
What are the requirements and resourses (switch,routers etc) i need to put in place to setup calling card for international calls?
I will be expecting your reply.
Regards
08-13-2007 02:07 PM
Not sure if this is going to help but take a read of it anyway.
<http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/fspnisapid2e0.html>
Your best bet is to talk with a Cisco SE (Systems Engineer) who specializes in SP (Service Provider) and Voice IP.
Keep researching - the answer will come for sure.
hth
Ajaz
08-13-2007 02:55 PM
An ambitious proposition.
You have to:
Buy/rent the number(s) that people calls. This is called origination. Ideally you want both toll free and local numbers with differentiated rates. You will be delivered the traffic via VoiP.
Buy the traffic to make the actual calls, this is called termination. Again, some kind of contract with likely a second tier voip carrier.
Buy some physical PRI circuit to terminate and originate in your local area.
Buy a voice gateway for the above. Here the 2811 comes useful.
Buy the internet circuits for the VoIP traffic.
Buy a server and with SIP functionality for all the above.
Buy software for billing, settlement, general administration.
Print, distribute the cards, and promote the brand against the competition.
Pay technical, administration and customer support associates.
And very likely I may have forgotten something.
All this for something that you sell, best case, for 2c a minute whereas you pay 0.85 c.
Or 30c a minute to international mobile, bought wholesale for 15c.
Not that I want to turn you down but are you sure it is worth it ?
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