VOIP - closed system

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  1. iainh666

    iainh666 Member

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    I need to connect a establish a "voice telephone line" between two server rooms.

    The rooms are underground, so I can't use mobiles/Walkie-talkies. There isn't a land line connecting the two. And I can't lay new phone cables.

    But there is an IP network....

    What I need is the ability to setup some kind of minimal "SKYPE/VOIP/IP voice connection software" between the two sites. These server rooms aren't internet connected, so any products that require Internet servers wouldn't work.

    Does anyone know of any programs that I can install on a computer, or a couple of VOIP phones that'll work in a closed environment?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
     
  2. YesYou

    YesYou Regular member

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    How about a pigeon that can carry messages from one end to another.

    How about connecting two match boxes with a thread and talking at each end.

    No really on a serious matter,

    can't you install an antenna inbetween the room so you can use a walkietalkie?
     
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    No, these server rooms are several hundred meters apart (fibre), linked with an IP routed network.

    Also, the rooms are 2 floors below ground level with thick concrete walls.

    So far I'm inclined to go with the matchbox idea.
     
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    How about a telegraph system?

    Can you have some sort of VPN connection?

    Does the communication have to be voice or can it be txt ( chatting)?
     
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