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an affordable method for voicemail transcription that is not limited. I have looked at the AT&T solution, but way beyond my capabilities to implement

We also use vFax and use their fax adapter device for connection to physical fax machines, works almost flawlessly. It doesn't use VOIP, but TCP/IP and an audio codes adapter. You can set inbound faxes to be delivered to email only, or to the fax machine, or both. The audio codes adapter has...

VitelShield is a nice little add on to make it more difficult to gain admin access to Vitelity's hosted server. I still occasionally forget that I cannot access the server without going through VitelShield first, however like Ward said it doesn't protect SIP related ports, Fail2ban helps here...

I have lots of experience with the t46 phones, although not at all using OpenVPN with them. There are some tricks to getting them to behave properly, and a new major release of firmware is due any week now that will probably shake things up a bit. Post any questions you have and I'm sure you...

I'd love to keep this going... My FreePBX hosted virtualized servers all seem to run at about 75% app memory utilization, under 10% swap utilization, and .1% CPU load average. approx 70 endpoints, but probably never more than 20 concurrent conversations. At what point do we hit the wall...

I applaud you sir, as you are a much more brave individual than I. I have never been able to figure out the template clone thing and gave up after a couple of days. For what it's worth, I have had somewhat better luck with the commercial endpoint manager (tho kinda spendy as still being listed...

I should add.. a lot of ISPs and perhaps "ignoring" is a bit harsh, maybe "not on the roadmap"

SIP providers FreePBX most phone manufacturers all seem to be ignoring IPV6 at this time

I've got over 100 of them running inside firewalls talking to hosted servers

Operational yes, I use them on my PIAF servers. They are not yet supported by the OSS endpoint manager (maybe soon), but are supported by the Commercial endpoint manager. After using both the 48 and the 46, I lean towards the 46 as being more versatile. Being able to expand the line key...

same here!

I spent some time looking for a solution to this also, eventually gave up. Hope to see a solution sometime on this.

As far as I know, the answer at this point is no.

I've installed the sophos UTM solution before, it's really quite nice, but I found out you bump into the 50 IP adress limit quite quickly in anything besides a home environment

T46 is in Scmooze commercial endpoint manager, but the firmware is not up to date with the latest release on Yealink's web site. I expect to see T48 support shortly after you can get the phone, disappointed pricing for this module keeps climbing, especially for a beta, but money has to be made...

Same here

Nice little addition! Thank you

New .72 version firmware available on the website.

Whatever way you go, make sure you can return 'em. I've had 4 out of 30 that have been returned for replacement. 2 woudn't power up, POE or wall wart, and 2 rattling handsets.

It is unfortunate that FreePBX and PIAF are just a bit uncompatible, just the way things is...