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yes, where is the point?

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Andy
xd.wong@speed-voip.com
andywong-01@hotmail.com

Hi. I'm relative new to all this. I'm planning to install my current PBX in my office. I'll start first using WindowsXPHome and in a near future change it to a Linux system.

In my office we have 2 phone lines that our provider give us regular RJ11 jacks also we have another 2 lines that current provider use something similar to the:
Grandstream HandyTone 286 SIP Gateway ATA HT286, so the 2 lines are each one in 1 device of those.
In total we have 4 lines. But keep in mind I plan to grow in lines.

Since I'm new in all this I've some questions:

1.- What hardware does I need to connect the 4 lines (2 regular and 2 that comes in ATA) to the asterisk? I supposed I only need a device for the curren 2 regular lines, think that the ones in ATA doesn't need any hardware. But not sure what I need?

2.- For what did you use or recommend using each of this devices:
ATA
Multi External Device
PCI card

3.- Why some ATA mention they are Unlock? Is this only applied to connect it to a VoIp provider?

4.- Which are the differences between FXS y FXO, what are they for?

5.- What do I need to know about SIP and IAX2 protocols?

6.- What does I need to use any standard Phone, instead of softphones and costy
IpPhones? Do I need extra ATAs? or something like that? If so, how many I need? 1 for each extension where I plug a regular phone?

7.- If I use Asterisk to do the following do I need to consider any special hardware? If any of this features is not possible please tell me that to stop dreamin on it:
7.1.- Get into any computer outside my office and with a SoftPhone conect to my office usin ALL the features as if I were there WITHOUT limits.

7.2.- What hardware do I need to use an standard phone in my home, but connected to my office, as I were there, without the need of a computer?

7.3.- I use a PocketPC with version Mobile 2003. Someone told me that something could be done to use my device as something like a SoftPhone and use all the features as I were on my office. What do I need to use this?

7.4.- As I know all of this features are included with Asterisk: Menu Attendant, voice mail that could be read from anywhere, voice mail delivered to email, MP3 music while onhold, CallRecording. All of them are truly included? Do I need extra hardware for any of them?

Thank you for your help. Write to me at fcanavati@gmail.com

Hello, I encountered error in the ARI Recordings. It says
Path is not a directory: /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/default/102

Not if he wants to break the law. It's against the law in the US to listen to a conversation without giving explicit or implicit warning.