Monthly Archives: July 2008
FreeSwitch and SipXecs and Second Generation IP PBX
There’s a new generation and it won’t be denied. I have previously blogged on the exciting new FreeSwitch 1.0 release.
What’s Up with Shared Line Appearance and Polycom Phones?
Recently, VoIP Supply had a technical support case dealing with SLA or Shared Line Appearance functionality. More specifically, the case dealt with a Polycom Soundpoint IP Phone. When I first opened the case, I was aware that the “shared” line option was available on the Polycom phones. This option is “plain as day” on the Web GUI Line tabs. Simply select the “shared” radio button on the two Polycom phones you would like to share and voila, right?…wrong!!!! SLA is considered a “server side” or IP PBX function, the phones can support only what is being pushed to them.
iLocus Predicts Digium IPO
iLocus predicts an IPO or acquisition of Digum within 12 months.
Highlights from the article include:
Asterisk Open Source PBX currently downloaded an average of 3000 times per day.
Digium claims to have recently had their 26th consecutive profitable growth quarter.
Digium has shipped over 4 million gateway ports to date.
Digium sales are allocated approximately 52% North [...]