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Well after Narrowing our asterik server settings down and picking
hardware. I would have to say the most impressive phone on the market
for the price and to be the phone for us for the future leading us
into bigger and better things has to be the Snom. they got what it takes
I had to share this with you.
If you about to spend the big bucks on a cisco or a polycom take a good
look at the snom 190. The features are mind boggling. Open source
would be a keyword. Meaning a slowly but surly growing support.
This phone runs Linux.
Since I have not been able to see one web page show all the features and
experiences with this phone the best way to show you it is from the
numous pages highlights of the reviews that make the phone shine....
snom190 the most secure IP business phone in the market today.
http://blog.tmcnet.com/blog/tom-keating/voip/voip-blog/new-snom-190-voip-phone.asp
probably one of the best web administration interfaces I've seen on any
embedded
device.http://www.techtopia.com.au/product_reviews_info.php/products_id/1012/reviews_id/26
Snome Wiki http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-SNOM+phones
Check out this companies philosophy... (they rock)
http://www.snom.com/product_philosophy_en.htm
And the features that I like is there sweet web interface, load your own
ring tones, its possible to compile your own kernel for it.
the biggest seller would have to be the Intercom feature. Yes after
arguing out who supports what. and hearing about othere phones that can
do it. nativly , I hear they also will be IAX compatibl... this phone I
am supprised is not a must have. Like the Linksys wrt54gs router seems
to be.
Why mention this you ask. No I do not work for the company. But I sure
would not mind paying less for the phone because it became a heck of
alot more popular because it should be.
Go ahead.. tell me why this phone is not the best bang for your buck for
features and options. I am open minded. the more people complain the
more Open development will go into it. Opensource work eventualy eats up
closed source products. My personal oppinion.
m.
Well after Narrowing our asterik server settings down and picking
hardware. I would have to say the most impressive phone on the market
for the price and to be the phone for us for the future leading us
into bigger and better things has to be the Snom. they got what it takes
I had to share this with you.
If you about to spend the big bucks on a cisco or a polycom take a good
look at the snom 190. The features are mind boggling. Open source
would be a keyword. Meaning a slowly but surly growing support.
This phone runs Linux.
Since I have not been able to see one web page show all the features and
experiences with this phone the best way to show you it is from the
numous pages highlights of the reviews that make the phone shine....
snom190 the most secure IP business phone in the market today.
http://blog.tmcnet.com/blog/tom-keating/voip/voip-blog/new-snom-190-voip-phone.asp
probably one of the best web administration interfaces I've seen on any
embedded
device.http://www.techtopia.com.au/product_reviews_info.php/products_id/1012/reviews_id/26
Snome Wiki http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-SNOM+phones
Check out this companies philosophy... (they rock)
http://www.snom.com/product_philosophy_en.htm
And the features that I like is there sweet web interface, load your own
ring tones, its possible to compile your own kernel for it.
the biggest seller would have to be the Intercom feature. Yes after
arguing out who supports what. and hearing about othere phones that can
do it. nativly , I hear they also will be IAX compatibl... this phone I
am supprised is not a must have. Like the Linksys wrt54gs router seems
to be.
Why mention this you ask. No I do not work for the company. But I sure
would not mind paying less for the phone because it became a heck of
alot more popular because it should be.
Go ahead.. tell me why this phone is not the best bang for your buck for
features and options. I am open minded. the more people complain the
more Open development will go into it. Opensource work eventualy eats up
closed source products. My personal oppinion.
m.
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