On 4/15/06, Min Hwan Chang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wondering if its stable enough to use. Currently I'm editing my own *.conf
Using it at multiple sites (ranging from 10-50 extensions).
scripts but it sure would be nice if there were some sort of web interface
for other people to use. The
On Sun, Apr 16, 2006 at 11:26:56AM +0200, stoffell wrote:
On 4/15/06, Min Hwan Chang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wondering if its stable enough to use. Currently I'm editing my own *.conf
Using it at multiple sites (ranging from 10-50 extensions).
scripts but it sure would be nice if there
FreePBX is good to get you started. Their dialplans are a good start, and it's nice to even load up AAH in a virtual machine and then play with to learn how to do certain things. You then look at the code generated, and you can copy that code into your own dialplan, or at least get a better
Thanks for the great replies, after taking the newest AAH2.8 for a spin I'm beginning to realize that running FreePBX will be well worth it. The system we have running in the office currently is limited by my horrible dialplan so having something autogenerated will be nice. Because we don't need a
I'm currently using it at 2 offices- each one is about 40 phonesOn 4/15/06, Min Hwan Chang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Is anyone using FreePBX in production level systems because I'm just wondering if its stable enough to use. Currently I'm editing my own *.conf scripts but it sure would be nice if
We had an issue at an install of [EMAIL PROTECTED] - where if you use the
external extensions the machine is unable to start Asterisk after a reboot.
Which in the end begged a question - it was nice have customers who could edit
their box, but was it worth it for the angry calls when their
