An IP PBX (Private Branch Extension) is a private telephony switch, allowing the owner (which may be an organization or any kind) to act like a mini-service-provider for its users, while, normally providing many additional features, such as call transfer, call-waiting, IVR (Interactive Voice Response), queues, reports and more.
SWIFT. Think BIG.SWIFT. Think BIG.Compact & Energy-Efficient IP PBX System by XorcomSwift PBX is an ideal compact IP PBX system for a wide range of businesses, from small offices and up to organizations with hundreds of users. Swift offers the full functionality...
IP PBX (Private Branch Exchange or Extension) is a private telephony switch, allowing the owner (which may be an organization or any kind) to act like a mini-service-provider for its users, while, normally providing many additional features, such as call transfer, call-waiting, IVR (Interactive Voice Response), queues, reports and more.
VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) technology terms and description VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) is a technology that allows telephone and video calls to be made over the Internet. The technology converts analog voice signals into digital data packets and...
Chabot Space & Science Center is a non-profit in Oakland, California. The aging NEC PBX’s voicemail processor had begun to fail. During research for replacement voicemail systems, the customer discovered that he could buy an entirely new telephone...
Earlier this year, NEC has announced the end of life (EOL) for their on-premise PBX systems, including models like the UNIVERGE SV8100, SV8300, and SV9100. These systems have been widely used in various industries, including hospitality, but their lifecycle is coming to an end.
In this release
User interface enhancements, Debian 12 images for new devices and XRR, new methods on API, and multiple bug fixes.
Added support for programmable keys in IP phone provisioning, users can now be forced to change their password, as well as security and bug fixes.
