For an office environment, I would look at www.nuvio.com, specifically 
their Centrex product.  The feature list is awesome for a small office 
with the ability to set up entire menu systems and hunt groups, etc much 
like expensive PBX systems.  They host all of the business logic and you 
only receive IP Phones.

I have the service set up for my remote office of my company and if all 
goes well we may roll it out to our corporate office (10+ lines) and 
another smaller office (8 or so lines).

For small companies that do not want/need to buy and maintain their own 
PBX solutions, I think their product is excellent.

Call quality has also been very good so far.  I'm using the G729 codec 
which compresses the traffic a bit, but it has been so good I have not 
seen a need to switch to the uncompressed G711 codec, but they do offer it.

If you check out the pricing and features and are interested, I can put 
you in touch with the fellow that helped me with my purchase, he was 
very helpful and is actually a telcom broker and was able to help me 
with other services as well.

Contact me off list for his contact info, if you would like it.

Regards,
Brian

Ugo Bellavance wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> 	I'm in Canada and I'm thinking about going to VOIP here at the office.
>  I'd like to have the opinion of people on this list.
> 
> 	We'll be ~6 users but we'd probably need only 3 phones.  I think
> setting up an asterix server just for that might be overkill.  So I
> called Vonage and asked about corporate, multi-line environment and they
> weren't really helpful.  The phone adapter they use can manage 2 phone
> lines, so if I need 6, I'd need 3 phone adapters (hence 3 times the
> trouble).  Now I'm talking with voip.net.
> 
> 	I'm thinking about maybe using www.teliphone.ca instead.  They seem to
> be providing an ip (wifi)- cellular bridged service.
> 
> 	Anyone facing the same dillema?  I'd love to set up my IP phone service
> myself, but I'm not sure it is worth it for only 6 users.
> 
> 	Please let me know if you have any suggestion and feel free to e-mail
> me directly if you don't want to clutter the mailing list.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Ugo
> 
> 
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