On 10/7/12 7:46 pm, Tim Nelson wrote:
Not to sound like a broken record or anything... but I'd say give Elastix a go. It is top notch in terms of release quality and features. And, being based on FreePBX, you can set it to 'Device and User' mode instead of the default extensions mode so users can 'hotdesk' between phones.
We have a number of deployments using the FPBX 'Device and User' mode in a similar manner to that the OP requested, and they seem to work fairly well.
On 10/7/12 7:58 pm, Patrick Lists wrote:
Or you could just install a bare Asterisk and slap FreePBX on top of it
Personally, I'd go down this route, especially if you're already familiar with Linux (which I'm guessing you are if you're used to working with bare Asterisk). This way you can choose the distro you like best rather than having to adapt to whatever the all-in-one maintainer has chosen to use.
It also opens up options if you find you need to run other packages on the same server at any point.
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