IP PBXs

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Open Source VoIP Guide Part 5: Is it supported?
Adam Turner concludes his look at open source VoIP with an investigation of locally available support services.
Open Source VoIP Guide Part 4: How do you deploy it?
If Asterisk and its ilk take your fancy, how do you get it up and running?
Open Source VoIP Guide Part 3: Ready for business?
Is Asterisk ready for every business?
Open Source VoIP Guide Part 2: Who uses it?
Local users of the open source IP PBX Asterisk explain their choice.
Open Source VoIP Guide Part 1: An overview
Adam Turner kicks off a feature examining open source VoIP with a consideration of the software's costs.
How to select the right IP PBX
Selecting the right IP PBX system for your company can be complicated. Here are some important things to consider when purchasing an IP PBX.

Product (1)

VoIP server
VVS is a Linux-driven PC server that incorporates a business-grade SIP translator, SIP server and a powerful conference bridge.

Tips (2)

Open source PBX: Risk or value?
Open source IP PBX systems like Asterisk have benefits and risks. Learn what they are and assess your readiness for the IP PBX implementation in this tip from Gary Audin.
IP PBX: Ten reasons to switch
Should you throw out the old PBX and replace it with a new IP PBX? This tip from WindowsNetworking.com provides ten compelling reasons to do so, along with a brief explanation of what an IP PBX is, how it works in a computer network and how it integrates with VoIP providers and PSTN gateways.

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