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New Elastix Deployment, first timer, need phones.?

Asked by Mathiau in Voice Over IP, IP PBX Systems, Asterisk Open Source Telephony

Tags: Elastix

Hello everyone!

Well after a lot of research and checking on various PBX systems, someone mentioned Elastix and kind of got me hooked on it.

Now, we have decided to go the Elastix route for a new office location, to start we are going to need:

23 wired phones
2 conference room systems
2 cordless phones
1 Secretary phone, with some kind of add-on base for easily transferring calls. (something like the Polycom IP670)

So my question was what phones should i be ordering, i would prefer something that just works really, i was looking at polycom, but some people say they have issues with 330's, 320's and 501's... is this still a current issue? The person who showed me Elastix's said they were using Polycom cause they aren't as expensive as other companies.

I really don't want to order phones that could give me troubles and i have to manually edit config files to get them to pick up?

So any help for this new person to make his life easier would be very very appreciated!

Also, i assume the phones i order all need to be SIP based?

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New Elastix Deployment, first timer, need phones.?

Asked by Mathiau in Voice Over IP, IP PBX Systems, Asterisk Open Source Telephony

Tags: Elastix

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