Anyone tried rhino cards for ss7?

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Both ISUP/SS7 implementations commonly discussed in this list use an 
E1/T1 card no differently from someone running ISDN over the card.
What matters is a stable driver, zero bit rate errors due to card 
issues, and the availability of hardhdlc (hardware hdlc framer, depend 
on the driver having that). ISDN needs exactly the same feature set.
You should find out if the Rhino card has hardhdlc feature, and if it's 
stable/reliable for ISDN.
Google is your friend.

On 09/08/11 15:14, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
> On 09/08/2011 01:10 PM, Ryan Crowder wrote:
>> Just wondering if they work. Currently using libss7 and a digium card.
>
> If you are using libss7, then you are likely also using chan_dahdi, 
> and in that case the type of card underneath the DAHDI layer does not 
> matter. DAHDI cards don't even know what kind of signaling is in use, 
> let alone affect whether it works well or poorly.
>




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