windows based pbx?

What are your needs?

hank napisa³(a):

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You mean: asterisk on windows. Is possible, try seek this by google.

R,

just something I can run for home use. not for business use. thanks hank

He may search for it with Google but there is no way he can find such a thing. The only available Asterisk on windows (AstWind from N2Net) can only be used as a Voice over IP application; and btw you can run Asterisk on windows but itÿs not based on windows. ;-)

 I also can't navigate the command interface with my screen reader. that is why I prefer gui interfaces as a blind computer with a screen reader gui interfaces work alot better and also you have to run astwind via a dos prompt and dos promt or in xp there known as command prompts and my screen reader don't work well togeather. thanks hank

Your best options for a home use ip-pbx to run on windows are:

1. Brekeke Ondo - sip server (free for home use) and ip-pbx (1 month trial, 10 user lisence relatvely cheap). You can use ip phones such as the cisco 7960, etc and softphone such as the x-ten.

1. Ahead SIPSTARR ip pbx - trial download for free, you can use their SIPPS client trial download softphone and buy it for EUR 19 each, though not too much support for ip phones.

2. SNOM4S - trial download available, support for both softphones and ip phones.

1. mysip.ch from Siemens has some software but I have not been able to take a close look at it.

I think that this should give you some alternatives. The Brekeke ondo sip server and ip pxs are configured with explorer, so relatively easy to maintain and has a good support site in case you have configuration problems.

I hope this helps, let me know if you require additional input.

Rgds Jeroen

Recently, 'Brekeke OnDO PBX'

changed its capacity.

The latest version of it offers 40 user capacity.

I use OnDO PBX and SIP Server for connecting voice providers. also I can make a call between behind NATs by this system.