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Legacy Forums => Suggestions => Topic started by: Paul Miller on September 13, 2000, 03:13:05 AM

Title: PBX or VOIP for small business
Post by: Paul Miller on September 13, 2000, 03:13:05 AM

One of the things being hyped today is VOIP.  I have a very limited knowlege of this technology.  From a cursor search of the internet it seems that a DSL, T1, Frame Relay or ISDN full time connection with a linux box with appropriate hardware can  provide PBX capability.  

Asterisk http://www.asteriskpbx.com/main/main.html appears to have the necessary software using ADtran or other hardware. Also Franklin http://www.ilocus.com/news651.htm  has a T1 line card.

This appears to be another way for linux to serve small business well.

Is this one of the areas e-smith might tackle?

Title: RE: PBX or VOIP for small business
Post by: Charlie Brady on September 13, 2000, 03:18:03 AM

Paul Miller wrote:

> One of the things being hyped today is VOIP.
...
> Is this one of the areas e-smith might tackle?

Maybe one day, but it's not on the near term radar. My personal opinion is that your choice of "hyped" was appropriate - but I stand to be proven wrong :-)

Regards

Charlie