I've downloaded the entire archive of articles and searched through them for an answer on this, but I haven't come across one yet. I'm looking to replace a small phone system in my church with Asterisk, and I'm stuck looking for phones. I know that the staff are going to want a button for their commonly-called extensions, but I'm having trouble finding phones that have, say, 10 programmable buttons for this sort of thing. I'm left to conclude that most phones can do this sort of thing by clicking through some combination of buttons. However, it would seem that the average price for a nice SIP phone eliminates the possibility of just ordering some to find out. Can someone please tell me how this is handled in general? For instance, the Polycom 600 doesn't seem to have ANY buttons that can be programmed for particular extensions, but I have to think it can do so fairly easily. Perhaps these phones are being sold primarily for very large business (like my Fortune 500 company) where you use a directory for numbers, and have only a few buttons for programming. I guess the follow-on question is just to ask: what phone would be good for a 12-18 extension office, where people want to quickly ring up others because of long walks between the offices?
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