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On Mar 1, 2005, at 11:43 AM, dsr at tao.merseine.nu wrote: > If you don't want to maintain your PBX, Asterisk is not for you. > Asterisk is for uber-control-freaks, telephone geeks, and sysadmins who > think nothing of learning another complex system. This is kind of what I expected. On Mar 1, 2005, at 12:52 PM, Ed Frankenberry wrote: > At the opposite extreme, you can have the VSP vendor manage > everything remotely. Here's an example from Packet8 > (sort of the VoIP equivalent of Centrex!): > http://packet8.net/about/virtual_office.asp This solution sounds a bit _too_ managed. Are there turnkey PBX's out there that we can _buy_, rather than license, and maintain ourselves but without a major hassle? Does anyone wrap Asterix? I guess I'd like the 'SuSE or Mandrake' of Asterix, instead of the LFS or Linspire versions, if that makes sense -Josh
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