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  1. jeanben13

    Old PBX to VOIP - Please suggest

    Well make sure that you have a good knowledge in SQL server and Windows 2003! And make sure you get a fast support, they are slow on responding to tickets!
  2. jeanben13

    Old PBX to VOIP - Please suggest

    Hi If i was you i will go with an Asterisk based system. We have some customers that switched from Cisco to PBXware solution, you will probably spend at least $350,000 from Cisco. A good setup : Vswitch pbxware + Polycom Phones should handle 3000 extenions with a lot of features. here...
  3. jeanben13

    Mystery Box Advice. [Image Attached]

    Well, integrating Asterisk with Nortel PBX can be done! We have clients that uses the asterisk as a gateway and voicemail and for other purposes. As long as Nortel system has FXO ports, communication with Asterisk can take place! Check out this list of IP PBX's: www.click4pbx.com Ben
  4. jeanben13

    Old PBX to VOIP - Please suggest

    Hi, You can always keep the analog lines and use the IP PBX, but if you are expanding the lines, you should go with a T1/PRI. You can always use a VoIP providers to save the monthly costs. An asterisk System will be the best in terms of costs and features: check out this list of IP PBX's...

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