[asterisk-users] What alternatives to Asterisk based virtual PBX?

[Dean Collins]

Mike best to do it yourself so you can make moves and changes as you see fit "on demand" rather than relying on a carrier to be available in a mid afternoon rush etc.

 

Also means that you can deliver calls to your system from pstn or maybe a 1800 voip service etc or even multiple locations within the USA(overseas office maybe?) 

 

Of course you may also want to connect a Mexuar Corraleta service as well, no carrier in the world can give you that at the moment :)

 

 

 

Regards,

 

Dean Collins
Cognation 

 

> -----Original Message-----

> From: asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-

> bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Mike Dent

> Sent: Wednesday, 11 October 2006 5:04 PM

> To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion

> Subject: [asterisk-users] What alternatives to Asterisk based virtual PBX?

> 

> Hi,

> I've been asked to put together a quote for a system which basically

> will be a virtual PBX based on Asterisk with some IVR's and a whole

> bunch of GotoIfTime's.

> 

> There will be one incoming DID via SIP, user gets dropped in to an IVR

> and then depending on the option they choose, *and* the time of day &

> day of month, it will make

> an outbound call to a cellphone.

> 

> Normally this system is handled by somebody taking the calls manually

> 24  hours per day and then calling out the necessary person who is on

> call.

> 

> I was planning on renting a root server to do this with, maybe £30

> ($50) per month,

> something like a 2Ghz Celeron with 256mb, 100mb/s connectivity etc. I

> could use the box for other projects in future?

> 

> Are there other alternatives to Asterisk for this kind of work? Are

> there commercially available 'boxes' that do this kind of thing?

> Is this the kind of service you can go and speak to your telco and

> have them setup?

> 

> Before I quote for the system, my time and maintenance I want to know

> what else is available out there.

> 

> many thanks

> 

> Mike

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