An interesting news item on the Teleappliant site here. Of course, Teleappliant aren’t the only company to offer an Asterisk-based PBX
One sometimes overlooked advantage of using VoIP technology over traditional telephony solutions is the enablement of remote access to the phone system. So rather than having to physically be at your desk (or at least in the office if you use a DECT phone), you can now have your work phone number follow you around [...]
The world of VoIP promises a lot, and not the least of those promises is free phone calls via the internet. The reality, at least for now, is not quite that simple; but then is anything ever that simple ? That’s not to say that free internet calls are not possible, rather that you have [...]
Rather than give you chapter and verse, have a read of this article on Digium, the company behind the Asterisk Open Source PBX and you might get an inkling as to the opportunities still available to you when you can’t charge for licences.
My review of the AT-530 did not go unnoticed, particularly one of my critical comments regarding the display which was permanently set to ‘VOIP Phone’ – not particularly useful I’m sure you’ll agree. Well, a couple of days ago an email arrived with a rather large attachment – a new firmware update hot off the [...]
I have been having problems getting emailing of voicemail to work on my home Asterisk system….seems it’s due to the lack of an internal DNS server ! This article explains how to fix the problem.
I’ve been thinking about a hypothetical discussion. This chat is with the owner of a smallish company who is running an old PBX which, despite a number of frustrations, has served them pretty reliably over the years. The conversation may be face-to-face or on the phone; it may be in their office, our office or [...]
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