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    Open source telephony new star at TV producer 26 June, 2008 14:00

    When TV production company FremantleMedia Australia had an opportunity to move to IP telephony during an office refurbishment, the open source Asterisk proved itself to offer everything required and more for the 150-plus handset deployment.
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    Product review: Fonality PBXtra 4.0 01 May, 2008 08:55

    Fonality takes a different approach with PBXtra, which, like cousin Trixbox and Critical Links' EdgeBox, incorporates the open source Asterisk. PBXtra is not only the most affordable system in this roundup, but is unique in being a managed product. Customers get a low-end Celeron tower PC that's set up without incurring any installation costs, and a Web interface that lets users customize the system (such as recording voice prompts) without IT help. Fonality remotely monitors the system, provisions the phones, and backs up data off-site.
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    Scaling and securing VOIP 20 August, 2007 08:00

    VoIP vendors say they deliver scalability and security. InteropLabs (iLabs) testing mostly proved them right in multivendor settings. But testing also revealed some implementation gotchas in both of those areas, and pinpointed a few missing pieces when it comes to key exchange for securing VoIP traffic.
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    Prepare your network for VOIP 31 May, 2007 08:49

    Companies wanting to get the most use of voice over IP (VOIP) need to know the steps involved in hardening their network and Internet infrastructure to get the best results out of their digital voice deployment projects.
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    IP PBXs built on open-source show promise 10 April, 2007 12:06

    In this Clear Choice test of four open source-based IP PBX systems, we found products that are well suited for the low end -- defined in this testing as supporting as many as 250 concurrent users. By providing simple installation processes, automatic endpoint configuration and straightforward Web-based management interfaces, these products could go a long way in easing IT fears about dealing with open source VOIP products.
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    Softphones gives a boost to IP PBX 15 March, 2007 15:21

    Every major IP PBX vendor builds a proprietary softphone that is customized to tap into its back-end system like no other standards-based Session Initiation Protocol endpoint can.
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    LAN 1 aims at full VoIP package 28 June, 2006 07:26

    Looking to bolster its VoIP platform offering, Lan 1 has struck a distribution deal with US-based software PBX vendor, Pbxnsip.
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