voiptalker@gmail.com schreef:
> On Dec 17, 6:57 pm, TheFug <n...@mplea.ze> wrote:
>
>>> Makes me glad I moved away from Trixbox to PBX-in-a-Flash.
>> I guess it's a plug for PBX-in-a-Flash ??? :)
>
> Well, OK yeah, I'll give it a plug! I've been a fan of Nerdvittles for
> a while - they have helped a lot of budding Asterisk@homers and
> Trixboxers for some time now with a lot of cool extras.
>
> Moving off Trixbox was something I'd been thinking of for a while for
> a few reasons. Without going into great detail, the Fonality buyout
> (or is it buyin?) of A@home seemed to herald a change of direction in
> the project. I had also been looking at Elastix (which supposedly has
> reliable faxability) and CentPBX as a replacement.
>
>> btw the bot is a feature, what i understand, and i guess is easy to
>> remove/switch off, what's the hassle :) ?
>
> True. Yes, it *can* be switched off, and it was only sending back
> "unidentifiable user stats" to HQ, but the point that I wouldn't feel
> comfortable with is that they weren't exactly upfront about it. I
> think it may have been better to make it a user option to send info as
> part of the installation process or even include it as part of the
> Terms and Conditions. But then again, how many of us really read those
> before just clicking the accept button?
>
> Anyway, that's my 2ps worth.

Yes, and it's the great thing of Usenet, to share one's experience, i
understand "Flash" points out that it's fast, not that a thumb memory
stick is used, and that it's based on a CentOS Linux distro, i'm also
interested in setting up a PBX server, to connect my normal POTS phone
to, Internet,(VoIP/SIP) and my incomming POTS landline,
What's better to use, i now have a SPA3102 ATA, also have a grandstream
GXP2000 now...or is a Digium PCI card, a better solution ? ( i want to
be able to receive normal landline calls too) for phoning mostly by
VoIP/SIP ?

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The Fug.