maybe polycom works, but better to try some other with official support
for asterisk (or generaly open source), like snom or zultys have nice
features and btw, linux based ;-)
today most features had probably cisco 7940/60 (moreover custom features
extendable through build in xml minbrowser), but not very suitable for
SOHO due to complicated support (cisco partner needed)...
PJ
Dan Perik wrote:
That's just a marketing thing. Just because they are "not supported"
under Asterisk doesn't mean they don't work under Asterisk. It just
means don't call them (voipsupply or Polycom) if you have problems
getting them to work under Asterisk. Otherwise myself and many others
on this list wouldn't be recommending them.
My USD0.02.
- Dan
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