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I am considering using Sipura-3000s as FXO devices for my * system. Has anyone tried them in that configuration? They interest me because they need no PCI slots and therefore no drivers. I would much prefer not to have any special kernel requirements for my system. /carmi

Has anyone compared * to sipXpbx? From a cursory look, this open source version of PingTel's PBX has many features that make it more suitable as a replacement for a traditional PBX, including the ability for users to tell if a phone/trunk is in use. What I am trying to figure out is what I'd give up using sipX instead of * (and vice versa). /carmi

I am looking for a provider that will provide an equivalent of DID/DOD trunks via IAX, IAX2 or SIP using numbers in Metro Chicago (prefer Skokie), LA (prefer West Hollywood or Venice), and/or Orlando (prefer Winter Garden). If I can migrate some of my existing numbers using LNP, that would be even better, but it is not a requirement. While I know that there are several companies that will

I was just about to replace 2 Merlin Legend systems (one in my house and one in my Parent's house) with * systems. I have 2 beefy linux systems ready to go and have enough Cisco 7960 and 7970 phones to replace all my MLX-10D, MLX-16D and MLX-20 phones. Then I discovered that * seems to be lacking a critical feature for replacing a legend (or any standard PBX) and that is an ability for a

I am trying to figure out is * can be configured so that users would have a similar experience to what they receive on a legacy PBX. For example, on a merlin legend (or similar PBX), I have phones that have shared call appearances so that my assistant can answer my calls or see that I am on the phone, or so that I can have one phone on my desk and one at my conference table. This means that