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VMWare & Hyper-V seem to dominate the commercial space these days (we do both, although are trending toward Hyper-V for the all MS aspect given most deploy Windows servers in business environments typically). Stay away from Xenserver as it retreats to cloud only use (so Citrix has directed it)...

Are the sources still on disk after the upgrade (to be used to recompile again after Gareths Cisco patch is applied)? Or do his instructions sound fine (separate download again, make, then make install, plus make samples)?

Gareth who maintains the excellent Cisco SIP Asterisk patch compilation, finally released the code for 13.10! Newest Cisco handsets here we come (they mostly work already, but missing some key features without the patch) --- http://docs.acsdata.co.nz/asterisk-cisco/document-overview.shtml...

Asterisk v13.10 current release running smoothly.

We have run Hyper-V (newest releases install without issue, slight hang issue on an automated reboot - just shutdown/restart instead!) very successfully. Previously ran VirtualBox with good success too.

Didn't see a tool attached (or linked) - but thanks for the response. Multiple ISP's (including business fiber at our office) so not that (plus Obihai & SIP direct phones work fine/100% at all locations at all times). Happens across all numbers except (I think) inter-provider calls (Vitelity to...

Spent two years across PBIAF 2.0.6.4 through IncrediblePBX13 with an issue where callers hear choppy audio, although they sound find at all times (one way choppiness). It takes a while for it to happen & the symptom is longer and longer audio lag between parties talking. Moreover, once an...

Cisco 79XX & 88XX series and Grandstream GXV3240 (plus Panasonic DECT for cordless SIP). - Cisco's can be slightly limited in terms of BLF etc (we never use these anyway) without a little re-compiling of Asterisk (only Asterisk v11.xx supported so far hoping for v13.xx) - but all major/typical...

Sorry I didn't see this thread sooner, most of our installs have a full Windows 2012 R2 Std install so with GUI everything is a walk in the park off domain much less on. However, we did do one install using the free core version of Hyper-V and used HVRemote to make things pretty straightforward...

Follow these instructions (below) - except skip the symlinked directory command Ward mentions (seems I and others had a hard time getting that to work for some reason) and just edit the /etc/xinetd.d/t*f*t*p to "/tftpboot" instead...

No, just fix for the Lean Mean Incredible PBX 13.2 to install smoothly under Hyper-V 2012 R2 (still running bullet proof so far!!). All other PIAF & IPBX releases were dead ends to install under Hyper-V (i.e. more tweaking than I could ever figure out even with outside help). The audio...

Still stunned that ancient bit of Trixbox code still runs at all - so much has changed. A completely new/clean interface is really needed ultimately. We run the Incredible PBX 13.2 "Lean Mean" release exclusively (http://nerdvittles.com/?p=15754) which no longer has the menu (I had thought it...

Running a Cisco 8841 currently as a test case. Using latest v11 firmware (free download from Cisco). All basic functionality (hold, transfer, pickup, voicemail, vmail indicator, etc.) seem to work perfectly. However, multi line registration to the same PBX seems to get chan_sip.c "digest" errors...

We have run VirtualBox in several production installs for years (with issues mind you!) -- and we had to keep an eye on all of them as audio delays crept in on all types of hardware. ESXi runs great. We are now pursuing Hyper-V (easier for Server 2012 R2 or Windows 10 GUI OS installs) on...

Same solution we found just recently -- for whatever reason that seems to be the missing magic!

For changing the IP you can google of course (e.g. my first result & it works very nicely as a template -- http://www.server-world.info/en/note?os=Scientific_Linux_6&p=initial_conf&f=3 ) As for DAHDI, as Ward mentioned years ago he & Tom have a harder time testing this as they don't have any...

Yes. Just edit each changing the port & save/reload.

In case it helps anyone, with the current Incredible PBX release (Dec 2015) we were only able to get t*f*t*p services operating correctly by changing the config to point to the "/tftpboot" folder - then everything worked precisely as Ward's How To documents.

In case it helps anyone, with the current Incredible PBX release (Dec 2015) we were only able to get t*f*t*p services operating correctly by changing the config to point to the "/tftpboot" folder - then everything worked precisely as Ward's How To documents.

MINOR UPDATE - Installation only requires the addition of "edd=off" on the GRUB loader after first reboot. - Configuration (optionally) only requires swapping ports 5060 & 5061 between PJSIP & CHAN_SIP (and amportal restart) to get better endpoint support (until PJSIP matures maybe a bit more...