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I've been in the VoIP business for a while, and I've already landed a 2K seat Cisco install for 2017. However no matter how hard I try I just can't crack the open source world. I've designed some nice systems based on Twilio with asterisk and had some elegant solutions that are easy to...

Very, very intrested in this. I've been learning how to code for the past few months. I'm due for a break. I may give this a go.

Just got one spun up. Works great so far. I know its open source so I can't complain, but it maybe time to bring in a front end developer to make things nice and pretty

Sure we can help you out. I sent you a PM.

I sent Bill an email, I hope I hear back from him. Thanks Ward

I'm not sure, did you setup your AWS security zones to accept traffic on port 5060 from your provider?

With the new SIP driver you can have multiple phones with the same extension, so you dont have to use ring groups. Thats just one example.

Here is a video of me installing Ipbx on Digital Ocean

I run a few companies on chan-sccp-b, its the way to go.

Its secure as you make it. 95 percent of the systems I install are cisco and they get hacked just the same if some common since is not used. Freepbx/PIAF/IPBX I have several of these systems I manage in the cloud. Some simple rules I use 1. Use IPtables to allow traffic you want in from...

On the left part of the page, it has home, documentation then download. Then you can choose your OS then download from there. On the documentation page, they go over how to install it. There is PDF you can load. On the second link there are instructions.

Here is the link to the site, it does take about 30-45 min to do the 1st time. http://chan-sccp-b.sourceforge.net/ Also a PIAF thread on this topic http://pbxinaflash.com/community/index.php?threads/updated-sccp-tutorial-for-asterisk-11-and-13.13145/

I havent done the SIP firmware with PIAF, but I do know it being very specific with the firmware versions. I installed chan-b-sccp and having the phones work on native SCCP firmware is great.

I've been using a lot of phones recently. I like using my cisco 7945 as my daily driver. However I do like the yealink T46G and T32G. With the Chan_b-sccp module the cisco phones work great. Still I use yealink phones when a customer wants a call center.

1.6 was just released and it has some great video features. I've been thinking about using it as a video bridge for a client. Time is one of the things I'm lacking on, so when I do get some(spring 2016) I'll have a deeper dive.

They had a hardware failure which is causing there server to be down from what I've seen on twitter.

I 100 percent understand. I would rather wait and find the right person at the right price.

Yes you should try it out before deploying it, but a DID from a SIP trunk provider setup a SIP trunk and test it out. When the failure happens dial the number and see if it fails over to your Analog gateway. You can also shut down your SIP trunk and see if it happens. As for G729 ,I'm not...

I would stick with doing the PSTN as you have it now and use a SIP trunk from your analog gateway to your system. This will get you comfortable with a SIP trunk on one side of your system. Until you can get stable internet I would shy away from ITSP's unless you like adventure. For example...

Any more movement on this?