[asterisk-users] What web GUI are people happy with?

[Lenz]

Well, most of the configuration (but the dialplan) can be kicked up pretty  
fast by preparing a block (eg for a SIP extension) and then pasting it  
over with minor modifications. I usually keep the original "demo" config  
files around, that already include most options, and use them as a  
starting point.
About the dialplan, I have a few templates around and usually use them as  
a starting point for more complex things. Easy things come usually easily  
and usually work the first time I try them. Some of them I posted to  
astrecipes.net or voip-info as well so I have them handy all of the time.   
OK, I'm on this list since 2004 so maybe I'm a bit biased, but it really  
works fine for me.
l.



On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 05:23:14 +0200, shadowym <shadowym at hotmail.com> wrote:

> That seems quite fast actually.  I still have a hard time believing it is
> that easy.  I look as relatively straight forward configurations that do
> call queues, voicemail to email, followme, ivr and various other things  
> that
> most companies want and your looking at hundreds of lines a lot of which  
> are
> not redundant with just extensions etc. changed.  I just don't see how
> anyone could set that all up in 30 minutes.  Unless of course your cut  
> and
> pasting templates.  Something nobody seems to claim they use.
>
>


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