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I have to setup a server to route telephone calls coming to a particular landline no to cell phone phones depending upon the availability of user.

I want to know what technology call centres or telecom giants use for the same. While exploring some such options I came across following

1) http://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/yate-is-free-voip-client-for-linux-that-supports-gtalk/ 2) http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/meta-ul-pbx-server

Let me know if these are what will serve my purpose. Also let me know what hardware I might need along with setting up of such servers. What keywords should I exactly Google.We use Ubuntu servers in our environment.

Registered User
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If the routing/relationship is across multiple/different carriers, then "availability" is usually not possible and the only options are typically along:

  • Simultaneous ringing
  • Sequential ringing/forwarding (follow-me)
user48838
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u need google for voip DID, sip provider, callerid

for large setups better use something like kamailio.org. to setup it u need hi-level voip administrator

for low load use asterisk (software pbx). i higly not recomend u use YATE.

if u want CALLERID changable, u need ask ur sip/did provider about posibility to show CID on mobile calls.

arheops
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