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altis · 24-04-2006, 10:31

There's no particular budget but it must be competetive to an analogue PBX (probably Panasonic).

Currently they have 3 incomming lines and 7 phones. Obviously, this may change - but not much. They also have a PA system for paging people in the factory. Apart from a ringing group and being able to transfer calls, they don't use many other gizmos at the moment. Caller Display, I imagine, would be very useful to them.

I've been looking round a bit more and, if we go with it, I will probably use Asterisk on a Linux system. This could all be very stressful if it goes wrong.

24-04-2006, 10:31	#4
altis Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Warrington ntl:81304 Altitude: 12m (and falling) Posts: 4,499	Re: Anyone use a VoIP PBX? There's no particular budget but it must be competetive to an analogue PBX (probably Panasonic). Currently they have 3 incomming lines and 7 phones. Obviously, this may change - but not much. They also have a PA system for paging people in the factory. Apart from a ringing group and being able to transfer calls, they don't use many other gizmos at the moment. Caller Display, I imagine, would be very useful to them. I've been looking round a bit more and, if we go with it, I will probably use Asterisk on a Linux system. This could all be very stressful if it goes wrong.