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PSGw testimonial:
"...I am delighted to announce that the interface between Skype and SIP works like a charm,
and at the remarkably good voice quality often reported by Skype users. We run PSGw with single Skype account to receive calls and route them to our
telephone operator, to be forwarded on our Asterisk PBX to the intended recipient (or conference box). Source: http://zog.typepad.com
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RSDevs.com - "PSGw for Linux" FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about "PSGw for Linux"
1. Does PSGw for Linux handle SkypeOut (PSTN dialing)?
2. Can PSGw for Linux run on the same server as Asterisk or will a second machine for PSGW/Skype be required?
3. Does PSGw for Linux require a SIP registration or can it simply forward all Skype
calls to a particular ip and all incoming sip request to Skype so as to
allow the use of a PSTN gateway without the need to have SIP server like Asterisk?
4. I don't see where G.729 is supported, is this currently planned for a feature release?
1. Does PSGw for Linux handle SkypeOut (PSTN dialing)?
Yes, PSGw for Linux handles SkypeOut and SkypeIn calls.
2. Can PSGw for Linux run on the same server as Asterisk or will a second machine for PSGW/Skype be required?
Yes, PSGw for Linux can run on the same server with Asterisk. Configuration details are described in readme.txt.
3. Does PSGw for Linux require a SIP registration or can it simply forward all Skype
calls to a particular ip and all incoming sip request to Skype so as to
allow the use of a PSTN gateway without the need to have SIP server like Asterisk?
PSGw for Linux can run without registering at SIP server. PSGw for Linux can simply forward calls.
4. I don't see where G.729 is supported, is this currently planned for a feature release?
G.729 as well as G.723.1 requires licesing and the cost is quite high. We are not planning to use this codec.
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