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[email.eherr9633 at gma...]

What is the best asterisk platform to use? What are you guys using?


I am looking for something to host either in our data center or at the customer prem where I have the control over the unit and not through a contractor.


I dont mind paying a license fee for a front end interface but still would rather not have to pay.


Thanks,

--Eric

[vitor.mazuco at gmail.com]

I use, Ubuntu Server

2015-12-23 11:31 GMT-02:00, er ic <email.eherr9633@gmail.com>:

[lists at mksolutions.info]

Am 23.12.2015 um 14:31 schrieb er ic <email.eherr9633@gmail.com>:

[email.eherr9633 at gma...]

I have used thirdlane in the past..


I am trying to evaluate AsteriskNOW currently


I am also looking into BICOM and CoreDial. I know nothing of these two vendors. I literally just googled them.


On Wed, Dec 23, 2015 at 9:12 AM, Michael Keuter <lists@mksolutions.info (lists@mksolutions.info)> wrote:

[jnovack at comcast.net]

Are you trying to start a religious argument?

CentOS /RedHat appear to be the most trouble free when compiling from source
JMO

John Novack


er ic wrote:

[jnovack at comcast.net]

Agreed.
I have built close to 40 AstLinux systems, mostly on HP Thin Clients
And the excellent GUI is constantly improving.

John Novack


Michael Keuter wrote:

[asterisk at voipbusine...]

I don’t think the original poster was asking about which OS is best. I think he was asking which PBX manager people are using. Ex, PBX in a Flash, Elastix, FreePBX, blah, blah, blah.
Thanks;
John

From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of John Novack
Sent: Wednesday, December 23, 2015 9:24 AM
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Are you trying to start a religious argument?

CentOS /RedHat appear to be the most trouble free when compiling from source
JMO

John Novack


er ic wrote:

[email.eherr9633 at gma...]

correct, PBX Manager


On Wed, Dec 23, 2015 at 9:55 AM, Tech Support <asterisk@voipbusiness.us (asterisk@voipbusiness.us)> wrote:

[email.eherr9633 at gma...]

Although, I do like the OS information. I personally am a fan of CentOS.


I realize now that the platform was ambiguous.


On Wed, Dec 23, 2015 at 10:04 AM, er ic <email.eherr9633@gmail.com (email.eherr9633@gmail.com)> wrote:

[ldardini at gmail.com]

Please chech also MiRTA PBX http://www.mirtapbx.com ... it is a multitenant realtime multiserver interface.
Leandro Il 23/Dic/2015 09:06 AM, "er ic" <email.eherr9633@gmail.com (email.eherr9633@gmail.com)> ha scritto:

[jprangi at gmail.com]

Eric,


So far you have seen lot of suggestions. PBX in a Flash, Elastix, FreePBX, astlinux, Trixbox, ASteriskNOW. Different people like different flavors based on their choice, ease of use and needs.


My 2 cents will be to pay more attention to security of the platform. I have seen customer's PBX being hacked all the time. MySQL injection through forms and urls is the most common hack.
Some of these flavors package lot of different tool in the same PBX, which sounds really cool, but the challenge will be to find if all the tools and packages are secure or not. For example Elastix, PBX part might be secure, but the vtiger CRM might have a security hole it. Read the forums for each package and see if there is any issue.



So being in industry for more than 7 years, If I were you, I will go with most secure open-source platform and modify GUI part based on my needs.


Jai Rangi
Cebod Technologies LLC dba DIDforSale/Cebod Telecom
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On Wed, Dec 23, 2015 at 5:31 AM, er ic <email.eherr9633@gmail.com (email.eherr9633@gmail.com)> wrote: