Alternative for PABX system

[1D4LV]

or kung meron kayong marunong sa linux, asterisk. (asterisk.org)

i would also vouch for asterisk. IP-PABX ang style mo.
all you need is a decent server, an good internet connection palabas (sa loob naman is IP based), and someone who can do it for you.
ang mahirap sa analog PABX is pag kailangan mo mag expand, ang mahal ng expansion cards.

[wowiesy]

i would also vouch for asterisk. IP-PABX ang style mo.
all you need is a decent server, an good internet connection palabas (sa loob naman is IP based), and someone who can do it for you.
ang mahirap sa analog PABX is pag kailangan mo mag expand, ang mahal ng expansion cards.

I looked this up once... Sa dating study ko... Sa server.. Medyo sulit sya... If pc based softphones ang locals... Mabils mag expand... However kung hardware ip phones ang expansion... Challenge pa since wala pa asyado readily available na ip phone na mura...( havent found a contact in taiwan who can sell cheaper) If you use ordinary phone units naman, you have to get a adaptor... Then yung inbound calls din... Assuming na fr regular pldt lines (rj11 jack) ... Wala akong makitang modems that use a real hardware modem chip ( as opposed to a winmodem software modem) that is cheaper and more commonly available.... Sa presyo ng orig na digium cards.. Medyo mahal sa internet... And not sure where else makahanap ng alternative...

[jodski]

Malaki talaga advantage ng mga IP phones compared sa traditional PABX medyo mahal lang ng konti ang initial investment.

But when you are up and running, pwede mo ma enjoy mag
1) Teleconference
2) Control who has access to NDD/DDD
3) Assign groupings (Marketing / Admin / HR / Etc) to avoid busy line
4) Call Transfer
5) Will use the same Local Area Network cabling
6) Nationwide connection using only one trunkline -- nagkamali ako dati dial ng local na connect ako sa Visayas branch wala ako naintindihan sa greetings

[non-vtec]

Saw a few on ebay. If my theory is right, PABX works just like routers. So just program it, and leave it on. The cheapest one was around $100. 3 lines up to 8 extensions. The unit is just slightly bigger than a router.