Introducing Version 2 of the Plug-And-Play Asterisk PBX for Windows

Note:  Another great installment from the Nerd Vittle's Asterisk Factory.

It's birthday week at Nerd Vittles, and today you get the party favor as we introduce the second generation of our free turnkey (aka preconfigured) Asterisk system: nv-TrixBox-1.1.2. As with the first version, it runs on the desktop of any Windows XP home or office computer. If you want a state-of-the-art phone system, look no further. Out of the box, it supports eight extensions and two lines with integrated voicemail and immediate email delivery of your incoming voicemail messages.

 

To add additional extensions takes about 5 seconds. This PBX features the latest build of Asterisk (1.2.12.1) and is just the ticket for a small business or a school or even a fraternity or sorority house. It's also perfectly suited for your home.

You get every imaginable PBX telephony feature including music on hold, call forwarding, and call transfer as well as a preconfigured AutoAttendant which lets your friends and colleagues direct an incoming call to any of your extensions or even your cellphone. For those with the magic password, you can even dial in and get dialtone to make five hours of free calls each week to dozens of countries around the world ...

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Written by Dal on September 29th, 2006 with no comments.
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