Re: [tlug] VOIP SIP from Japanese ISPs

[Sach Jobb <sach@example.com>]

Hello Simon,

We are using denphone (http://www.denphone.com/) for this and are extremely happy with them. We basically get an IAX2 trunk from them and that connects to our local asterisk box from which we do SIP and a lots of other really cool stuff. There is a base charge of about 5000en (for two channels and one phone number), but their call rates are extremely reasonable and they are extremely knowledgeable about asterisk in general.

If your agency doesn't really need the flexibility of asterisk there are a number of other "out of the box" solutions (some bundled with ISP services) that are very reasonably priced but not nearly as cool.

Cheers,
Sach

On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 7:07 PM, Simon Cozens <simon@example.com> wrote:

Hi there,
       My agency in Japan wants to move to VOIP and Asterisk, but are
struggling to work out how to best get a VOIP connection. Most Japanese
DSL providers seem to come with an included VOIP connection but it's
split out to analogue at the modem level, which doesn't help.
       Is there any ISP that offers DSL service plus a pure-SIP VOIP
connection, or do we have to have separate packages from ISP and ITSP?

Thanks,
Simon

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