From my discussions with several people, I understand that older versions
ran NT and newer versions run Linux. I think that 4.0 and newer are running Linux.
As for hardware, those things are just a rack mount PC. They have a PC motherboard and use an ATX2 power supply. It's not even a really good one. I blew one a few months ago and they want over $500 to replace it. It's still only a $35 power supply. Dave On 4/13/07, doug vega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I read the Nortel BCM 400 User guide and they claim the OS is a Windows NT Can anyone confirm this before some one put their foot in their mouth when comparing Nortel and Asterisk with a customer. *Reza - Asterisk Enthusiast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote: Your Nortel BCM is technically a Linux box :) Assuming this is a Nortel BCM 400 series, its an Intel box with Linux on it.
