[asterisk-biz] full-featured IP-PBX

[shadowym]

Wow, 4 days of uptime.  Quite a testimonial!

But seriously, I have nothing against Trixbox as it's pretty close to
CentOS+FreePBX with a bunch of other crap thrown in.  If your doing big
serious installs why not just install CentOS+FreePBX??? 

-----Original Message-----
From: Senad Jordanovic [mailto:senad at bicom.us] 
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 12:07 AM
To: 'Commercial and Business-Oriented Asterisk Discussion'
Subject: RE: [asterisk-biz] full-featured IP-PBX

Carlos Hernandez wrote:
> Let's debate:
> 
> I've just finished a BIG corporate site in Sydney, and it's fully 
> operational as of Dec. 1st.
> 
> Trixbox
> 2 PRI, 1 for Telco, 1 for Private network of PBXs
> 24 analog ports for faxes or PC modems Polycom IP Phones, on PoE 
> switches
> 
> Extra secure, fast, reliable, with full redundant box sitting there 
> just in case, but has dual power supply and RAID1 disks array.
> Munin's Asterisk plug ins that show lines usage and all that jazz, 
> summarized by week, etc, as it should be.
> 
> 200+ users all happy,
> 
> AND the customer smiling all the way to the bank.

Interesting... :)

I wonder why then MANY MANY people do abandon Trixbox in favour of fully
supported, designed from ground up for the purpose and timely updated
commercial solutions like PBXware?


Senad




> 
> 
> Tim Booth wrote:
>> shadowym wrote:
>>> Henry,
>>> 
>>> No argument from me about price/competitiveness etc.  I can't agree 
>>> with you on using Trixbox and Grandstream phones on consumer grade 
>>> PC's though!  That is NOT the right solution for even a semi serious 
>>> small business IMHO. Commercial grade (ie. Supermicro) PC's and 
>>> something like an Aastra phone minimum IMHO! Using trixbox is up for 
>>> debate as well.
> 
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