Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX
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@scottalanmiller Just emailed the main developer tonight to talk about security with public deployments (i.e. vultr) so we can get a similar guide together like the ones @JaredBusch has provided for FreePBX
Wish I was at MangoCon right now...
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@bigbear said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
Wish I was at MangoCon right now...
You should have been here! It's always so fun
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An update on this. I am working on putting together some real simple instructions, as well as documentation to Twilio for setting up FusionPBX.
Have got a lot of help from @markjcrane and the other guys on freenode.
Moved over a couple tenants today and was actually able to simplify the customers setup to get things working more to their liking.
@EddieJennings you should consider doing a test run of Fusion before you do that FreePBX install. See also my comments in your thread about the NJ VULTR instance.
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@bigbear said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
An update on this. I am working on putting together some real simple instructions, as well as documentation to Twilio for setting up FusionPBX.
Have got a lot of help from @markjcrane and the other guys on freenode.
Moved over a couple tenants today and was actually able to simplify the customers setup to get things working more to their liking.
@EddieJennings you should consider doing a test run of Fusion before you do that FreePBX install. See also my comments in your thread about the NJ VULTR instance.
You keep saying this, but just no. @EddieJennings has no skill whatsoever with PBX management or phone systems. If Fusion was good for this type of person you would not be needing to make the guides you are making.
Does that mean that Fusion is a bad choice? heck no. But it is not for the layman at this time.
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@jaredbusch said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
@bigbear said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
An update on this. I am working on putting together some real simple instructions, as well as documentation to Twilio for setting up FusionPBX.
Have got a lot of help from @markjcrane and the other guys on freenode.
Moved over a couple tenants today and was actually able to simplify the customers setup to get things working more to their liking.
@EddieJennings you should consider doing a test run of Fusion before you do that FreePBX install. See also my comments in your thread about the NJ VULTR instance.
You keep saying this, but just no. @EddieJennings has no skill whatsoever with PBX management or phone systems. If Fusion was good for this type of person you would not be needing to make the guides you are making.
Does that mean that Fusion is a bad choice? heck no. But it is not for the layman at this time.
If ever you guys start doing FusionPBX mgmt like you FreePBX services I will be sending you, as my kids would say, "hella" business.
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@bigbear said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
@jaredbusch said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
@bigbear said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
An update on this. I am working on putting together some real simple instructions, as well as documentation to Twilio for setting up FusionPBX.
Have got a lot of help from @markjcrane and the other guys on freenode.
Moved over a couple tenants today and was actually able to simplify the customers setup to get things working more to their liking.
@EddieJennings you should consider doing a test run of Fusion before you do that FreePBX install. See also my comments in your thread about the NJ VULTR instance.
You keep saying this, but just no. @EddieJennings has no skill whatsoever with PBX management or phone systems. If Fusion was good for this type of person you would not be needing to make the guides you are making.
Does that mean that Fusion is a bad choice? heck no. But it is not for the layman at this time.
If ever you guys start doing FusionPBX mgmt like you FreePBX services I will be sending you, as my kids would say, "hella" business.
Oh, I am installing it today (now actually). Don't take my post the wrong way. I never had a problem with FreeSwitch back in the day from a functionality point of view.
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@jaredbusch you are right, there are things I am muttling through. But once I get each thing working I realize if there was more documentation I could have got it done much quicker.
The current documentation is great, but still assumes some general competencies most lack.
Its actually a product that would be even better as a managed service than FreePBX, following your guys model.
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@bigbear said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
An update on this. I am working on putting together some real simple instructions, as well as documentation to Twilio for setting up FusionPBX.
Have got a lot of help from @markjcrane and the other guys on freenode.
Did these instructions ever happen?
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@dashrender said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
@bigbear said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
Assuming they moved to a support only model for revenue, would they have to charge an arm and a leg like XO to cover their bases, basically driving the support cost out of most SMB anyway?LOL
@scottalanmiller said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
@dashrender said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
@bigbear said in Let's Convince Someone to release a FOSS PBX:
When you consider the exposure these guys are missing vs the small amount of revenue they get from their baseline PBX products... how many times a week do you tell someone to use FreePBX?
The question is how small is it? Do we really know?
Assuming they moved to a support only model for revenue, would they have to charge an arm and a leg like XO to cover their bases, basically driving the support cost out of most SMB anyway?
XO doesn't have to, their investors make them. Not the same thing.
Not true. It was more a seed raising.
edit: hahahahahahaha. I think I just understand, XO meant not "Xen Orchestra" Sorry for the confusion it didn't really made sense Sorry
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@bigbear This is still a good idea. How is it going now?