[asterisk-biz] Trixbox Pro?

[Lenz]

This is true - on the other side, when I tried to unsuccessfully install  
it on a demo box, I happended to notice that it seemed to open up a VPN  
connection to its core networks. This made me think a bit - I mean, I have  
no access to the machine once it's installed and it's completely managed  
remotely. I know it's unlikely, but if anybody hacks the central network,  
then they can enter each remote box, that will be likely sitting into the  
customers trusted zone, therefore bypassing firewalls, ACLs and such  
stuff. So I preferred to format the PC anew (anyway it did not seem to be  
working - I could find neither my TDM400 nor the Fritz ISDN card from the  
control panel).
l.



On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 21:39:22 +0200, Trixter aka Bret McDanel  
<trixter at 0xdecafbad.com> wrote:
> perhaps, but if they are doing voip and the inet is broke then there
> is little difference to having 'command and control' somewhere else
> that is managed.  The management aspect of a remote site of allegedly
> trained and skilled people can be quite appealing, while offloading
> media and other aspects to a local server.
>

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