Bill Andersen wrote: > I'm a network admin that maintains 3 commercial Asterisk > servers for my employer. > > I am wanting to move away from the "pre-packaged" commercial PBXs > to a more "pure" asterisk setup. The systems I have utilize a nice > web GUI to make changes, but it really limits what I can do beyond > what they have programmed into their GUI. > > Would I be better off starting with: > > a) Plain old asterisk from asterisk.org? > (tutorial suggestions?) > > b) AsteriskNow > > c) Trixbox (not Pro) > > d) other suggestions. > > Thanks > > Bill > > And the answer is, A. B & C will give you pretty much the same scenario you have now. The big benefit of learning "plain old" Asterisk is definitely the ability to do whatever you want or need. You will find that once you know Asterisk well, you can use a pre-packaged solution for what it does well, and usually be able to do custom dialplan work in conjunction and get the best of both worlds.
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