We are pleased to introduce the latest, greatest PBX in a Flash with 32-bit and 64-bit CentOS 5.5 support and three customizable editions supporting Asterisk 1.4, Asterisk 1.6.2, Zaptel, and DAHDI.
This week we introduce a new, ultra-secure methodology for managing remote phone access to your Incredible PBX. Meet Travelin’ Man, a web-based, one-click Asterisk application that automatically reconfigures your Asterisk PBX to enable remote SIP phone access. Supports one extension or hundreds. Setup is simple and takes only a few minutes.
Adding remote phones and connections to any Asterisk PBX can be a daunting task. Today we’ll cover the risks and lay out a range of safe and secure options for connecting Grandma as well as your traveling cellphones to Incredible PBX. In addition we provide our Baker’s Dozen checklist for keeping SIP access to your VoIP server secure.
Incredible PBX list of goodies expands with support for multiple Google Voice trunks. Instead of one free PSTN call at a time in the U.S. and Canada, now you can make lots of simultaneous calls plus free Skype calling and free SIP calling worldwide in addition to dozens of free Asterisk apps.
Today we’ll walk you through the 10-minute process of setting up a free Skype Gateway to Asterisk on The Incredible PBX. After installation, you’ll have free inbound and outbound Skype calling just like Skype for Asterisk minus the $66 license fee.
Introducing the ultimate, secure Swiss Army Knife for Asterisk: a turnkey PBX in a Flash system with free inbound and outbound calling throughout the United States plus dozens of free Asterisk applications to handle every imaginable PBX task. Rock-solid security and new support for those outside the U.S.A.
Introducing the ultimate Asterisk Kitchen Sink: a turnkey PBX in a Flash system with free inbound and outbound calling throughout the United States plus over two dozen Asterisk applications to handle every imaginable PBX task.
Today we’ll show you how to build a system to place free phone calls to everyone in the U.S. and Canada using Twitter, your Google Voice account, and either your existing Asterisk server or any Linux server of recent vintage. If you’ve already deployed Google Voice on your Asterisk server, today’s setup takes less than 10 minutes. There’s also a New Year’s bonus for Asterisk administrators: manage your Asterisk server with Twitter using this same application.