Hi,

i'm not really the voice guy, but currently working with

http://www.sipwise.com

and quite impressed. Also the Web Admin GUI is nice and functional. There is "community edition" for free, downloadable as package or preinstalled VM (Debian).

If you're environment is growing and you need high availability, professional support or SLA, you can upgrade to "Provider" or "Carrier Edition" and handle up to 200k of concurrent lines.

Just have a look at their Web Page and give a try on the VM. It's definitely not wasted time …

Happy VOIPing Stöge

On 22.08.2013, at 18:56, Andre Oppermann oppermann@networx.ch wrote:

I'm looking for recommendations on small VoIP PBX systems with these properties:

• works well with Snom, Aastra, and Soft-phones
• 10-15 phones
• basic admin (web gui) to configure accounts and assign numbers (DDI)
• reliable and secure operation
• support for uplink SIP trunking (no BRI ports)
• log for CDRs to see who cost how much

An opensource solution running on Linux/FreeBSD would be preferred, a small and good complete "hardware" solution for a couple of hundred bucks would acceptable as well. In either case it should be relatively straight forward and low hassle installation and operation.

What would you recommend? Which packages would you rather avoid?

Thanks

Andre

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http://cudatel.com/ is offering a PBX appliance. They are also the main sponsor of FreeSWITCH, which is also quite easy to set up and maintain without any GUI.

I operate two FreeSWITCH VPS'es, and it feels great :)

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From: Andre Oppermann oppermann@networx.ch To: swinog@swinog.ch Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2013 6:56 PM Subject: [swinog] Small VoIP PBX recommendations

I'm looking for recommendations on small VoIP PBX systems with these properties:

- works well with Snom, Aastra, and Soft-phones   - 10-15 phones   - basic admin (web gui) to configure accounts and assign numbers (DDI)   - reliable and secure operation   - support for uplink SIP trunking (no BRI ports)   - log for CDRs to see who cost how much

An opensource solution running on Linux/FreeBSD would be preferred, a small and good complete "hardware" solution for a couple of hundred bucks would acceptable as well.  In either case it should be relatively straight forward and low hassle installation and operation.

What would you recommend?  Which packages would you rather avoid?

Thanks

Andre

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i would recommend a out of the box solution from a company called Atcom its a complete small low power box, able to handle up to 8 simultanous calls. the box include one FXS and one FXO port. Asterisk based of course take a look on http://www.atcom.cn/products_ippbx.html they even offer good quality phones and ATA there are several dealer selling them.

i installed allready 5 of those boxes called IP02, they work like a charm.

my 5 cents of course

Am 22/08/2013 13:56, schrieb Andre Oppermann:

I'm looking for recommendations on small VoIP PBX systems with these properties:

• works well with Snom, Aastra, and Soft-phones
• 10-15 phones
• basic admin (web gui) to configure accounts and assign numbers (DDI)
• reliable and secure operation
• support for uplink SIP trunking (no BRI ports)
• log for CDRs to see who cost how much

An opensource solution running on Linux/FreeBSD would be preferred, a small and good complete "hardware" solution for a couple of hundred bucks would acceptable as well. In either case it should be relatively straight forward and low hassle installation and operation.

What would you recommend? Which packages would you rather avoid?

Thanks