Pbx InfoPBX Blogs, Journals, Forums and InformationT1 connection in a Fujitsu- January 31, 2005 hi!!!: My name is felipe, and I need real help, for programing a T1 conexion in a Fujitsu system 3 PABX, since is no longer in production I need any help I can get, PLEASE any one how knows anything about it, I will apreciate any info on the subject!!!http://www.pbxinfo.com/Article521.html The New Pocket Computer- January 28, 2005 In 2000, Jory Bell (CEO) and Jonathan Betts-LaCroix (CTO), together with Andrew Popell, Michael Prichard, Nick Merz, and Robert Ford, founded OQO and set out to shrink a Windows XP computer into a pocketable device. Their vision was to transform personal computing in the same way mobile phones revolutionized telecommunications...http://www.pbxinfo.com/Article520.html What system do I need- January 26, 2005 Starting a major internet business, need 3-5 dedicated lines plus rotating 800 number with at least 5 to 8 lines. What do you suggest The busuness is out of Maui HI, we are living in the past with much modern tecnoligy and equipment locally. There will be 4 to 5 desks working 12 hours + a day, 7 days.http://www.pbxinfo.com/Article519.html Open source group posts free IP PBXb- January 17, 2005 Tim Greene, Network World An open source group has posted free Session Initiation Protocol-based PBX software that lets businesses create their own phone switches from standard Linux servers -- but drawing business customers to the technology could be an uphill effort. Called sipX, the PBX offering is compatible with SIP phones and media gateways that can change IP voice to traditional TDM voice and vice versa so calls can be switched onto traditional phone networks.http://www.pbxinfo.com/Article518.html Five VoIP security recommendations- January 6, 2005 Before beginning a successful VoIP rollout across your organization, there are several things you should consider. 1. Make sure your network and security infrastructure, including firewalls, IDSes, VPNs, etc., are voice-optimized and capable of supporting the advanced security requirements for VoIP. Traditional static policy rules are not adequate for VoIP traffic control. The protocols involved dynamically allocate ports during call setup, requiring opening and closing of ports at the...http://www.pbxinfo.com/Article517.html Gone Phishing- January 5, 2005 The volume and severity of phishing scams is rocketing as cyber-criminals become ever more cunning and sophisticated. The online scams attempt to trick unwary surfers into divulging sensitive and confidential information to bogus websites designed to appear as bona fide businesses such as internet banking sites.http://www.pbxinfo.com/Article516.html |