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Asterisk IP PBX
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Standard Config & Install
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For standard features to be configured onto the Asterisk IP PBX, the Asterisk IP PBX needs be assembled with supportive cards and configured for Standard Features by extension.
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Customized Features
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For customized features select the options for features you require to be configured:
- Call Centre Agents,
- Virtual Conference Rooms,
- CRM Integration,
- CTI Integration to Outlook,
- Inbound Fax to Email,
- Operator Panel,
- Extra levels of AutoAttendant,
- Call Recording,
- Web Based Call Accounting.
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Servers for Asterisk
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IM I.T. has endeavored to reduce your investment by providing the most economical Server with the hardware to support your requirements. For extra performance and reliability, extra power, memory and security can be added. The PC's selected have been trialed and are performing to standards. Clients may provide their own Server; however, this needs to be verified for capacity and does require the server to be sent for installation and configuration of the software. Clients are responsible for freight, configuration and re-installation costs.
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Expansion Cards Digital
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These cards support ISDN channels. You can choose either a BRI card or PRI card. BRI cards supports any configuration of 2 channels upto a maximum of 8 channels. PRI cards support ISDN 10/20/30 channel configurations.
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Analogue Adapters
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Analogue Adapters (ATAs) allow you to use any standard analogue telephone as an IP phone. Simply plug your analogue telephone (including cordless phones) into the RJ-11 port on the ATA, connect the ATA to the Internet b7y plugging it into a spare Ethernet socket on your router, and your old analogue telephone is transformed into an IP telephone. Once set-up, they are independent from your computer, meaning you do not have to have your computer on to make and receive calls.
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Warning: I am able to write to the configuration file: /home/imit/public_html/includes/configure.php. This is a potential security risk - please set the right user permissions on this file.
