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The data sheets go into the details of the product. We have several data sheets available: |
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This is the main data sheet for the PBX. The information in this document applies to all versions unless specified otherwise
(e.g. recording features in the embedded versions). The document steps through the different feature topics of the PBX. It includes detailed information
about the auto attendant, the conference mixer, the hunt and agent groups and topics like night mode. It lists the security features, NAT-traversal and multiple
IP-address support, other management features like SNMP, Email integration. This is the most comprehensive document about the features of the PBX.
Size: 12 pages (700 KB), describes version 2.1. |
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This data sheet describes the CS410/CS425 appliance. It describes how the appliance can be used in small office environment and what functions are available compared to the server appliance.
On the back page there is a brief overview on the PBX features which can serve for elevator-pitch situations.
Size: 2 pages (1.4 MB), independently from the used version. |
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This document is a short product data sheet. It outlines the most compelling reasons for using the pbxnsip PBX ("10 reasons for the pbxnsip PBX").
It briefly addresses topics like interoperability, security, important features in the modern office and other important issues like NAT-traversal and system management.
Size: 2 pages (1.3 MB), independent from the used version. |
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This product flyer gives a helicopter overview on the pbxnsip system.
It points out how important independence from a single vendor is and how customer benefit from having a broad choice. It touches the Microsoft Exchange integration, independence from operating systems
and secure communications. A specific focus lies on mobility, which is the most compelling reason for end users to move to the pbxnsip solution.
Size: 8 pages (1.73 MB), independent from the used version. |
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Auto Attendant
- Dial by name
- Day/night mode
- Flag dependent routing
- Multiple language support
Conferencing
- Scheduled and spontaneous conferences
- Email invitation, participation email
- Voice activity detection
- Multiple conference rooms
- Name announcement
Cell Phone
- Parallel forking to cell phone
- Direct inward station access, outbound calls from cell phone
- Call back on mailbox message
- Call back when extension becomes available
Queues
- Agent login/logout (static/dynamic)
- Escalation agents
- Selectable routing algorithms (most idle, random)
- Mixing of announcements with background music
- Call recording
- Call supervision, teach mode
- Instant Message notifications about queue status
- Call routing with night/day mode and other flags
- SOAP integration
Hunt Groups
- Three stage hunt group with parallel and sequential forking
- Call routing with night/day mode and other flags
- Call routing to final stage destination
Mailbox
- Multiple prompts and name recording
- Voicemail to email
- Moving and copying of messages to extensions and groups
- Recording of comments to messages
- Fast forward and rewind for message playback
- Message waiting support (MWI)
- Call recording into mailbox
Extension Features
- Extension specific dial plan, time zone and language support
- Park orbit preference
- Call redirection
- Hot seating support
- Camp on
- Emergency number support
- Intercom (2-way) and Paging (1-way unicast and multicast) support
- Call barge in
Busy Lamp Field
- Shared Line emulation
- Extension, queue, hunt group and status flag monitoring
- DND, agent status lamps
- Park orbit key support
IVR
- Regular expression-based routing for DTMF input and Caller-ID
- Timeout handling
- SOAP server-based routing
Address Book
- User address book and domain address book
- Black and white list support
- CSV Import
- From/To-header rewrite on incoming calls
- Speed dial support
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Security Features
- SIP TLS transport layer
- SRTP support
- HTTPS provisioning
- Selectable password policy
Networking Support
- Near-end and far-end NAT traversal
- Multiple IP-address routing in SIP
- IPv4 and IPv6 support
Supported Operating Systems
- Microsoft Windows (2000, XP, Vista)
- Linux (RHEL, SuSE10, Debian 3.1)
Web Interface
- Access from anywhere
- User, domain and system mode login
- Click-to-dial
- Secure transport, provisioning of certificates
Provisioning
- Template-based provisioning of popular SIP devices
- Provisioning of firmware
- Multicast plug and play
- Reboot from web interface
- Provisioning of XML-page access for address book
SIP-Trunking
- Registration and Outbound Proxy modes for ITSP and PSTN gateways
- Caller-ID indication (RFC 3325-based and Remote-Party-ID)
- Inbound call routing
- CO-line emulation
- Microsoft Exchange Support
Dial Plans
- Multiple dial plans per domain
- Failover support
- Dial plan-based routing to extensions
Administration
- Email Alerts on various events
- Multiple domains
- Backup/restore function
- Active CPU load monitoring
TAPI Integration
- Integrated TAPI Service Provider (TSP)
- Usage of favorite address book tools
Media support
- Inband and out-of-band DTMF detection
- Narrowband G.711, GSM full-rate and G.726 codec support
- Support of wideband (G.722)
- Transparent codec pass-through
- T.38 pass-through
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