3G. Wireless Communication Solutions

Some people think that FreePBX is a competitor to Asterisk@Home, this is far from accurate. Asterisk@Home is an ISO image that automatically installs CentOS, AMP, Flash Operator Panel, Asterisk Recording Interface, and many other tools and preconfigured dialplan options. FreePBX is simply the replacement for one component of Asterisk@Home, replacing AMP as the configuration file editor.

In upcoming versions of Asterisk@Home, it will include FreePBX rather than AMP. If you build your own Linux server, install Asterisk, you can simply install FreePBX to help you manage your system.

Key Features:

* Add or change extension and voicemail accounts in seconds
* Native support of SIP, IAX, and ZAP clients (other endpoints are supported through custom extensions)
* Supports all Asterisk supported trunk technologies
* Reduce long distance costs with LCR
* Route incoming calls based on time-of-day
* Create interactive Digital Receptionist (IVR) menus
* Design sophisticated call groups
* Manage callers with Queues
* Upload custom on-hold music (MOH)
* Search company directory, based on first or last name
* Detect and receive incoming faxes
* Share administrative duties
* Backup and Restore your system
* Save audio recordings of calls
* View call detail reporting with asterisk-stat
* View extension and trunk status with Flash Operator Panel
* View conversation recordings with Asterisk Recording Interface (ARI)
* Spanish translation provided by Fernando M. Villares Terán

Via: Asterisk VoIP News

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