The PBX server combines the reliability of industry proven hardware like the IBM System X server series with the stability of the pbxnsip PBX software. A solution for those who like to sleep well at night.

Typical environments:

• Enterprise that entertains a rack for servers
• Call volume: more than 500 calls per day
• PSTN gateway (T1/E1 or 8 FXO)
• Up to 20 of the users use remote offices

Benefits:

• Preinstalled PBX on standard server hardware
• Easy administration because of full operating system access
• Highly robust and scalable when combined with good server hardware
• Proven VoIP architecture (quality of service can easily be achieved)
• Excellent price/performance ratio

Small offices need a silent solution that does not make noise. The pbxnsip solid state appliance has neither fans nor hard disk drives. This does not only make the appliance extremely silent, it also reduces the number of parts that can break.

Typical Environments:

• Small companies like doctor office, lawyers, agents, shops
• PBX must be silent
• Call volume below 500 calls per day
• Up to 4 FXO ports
• Typically 5-15 extensions (maximum 25)

Benefits:

• Excellent price/performance ratio
• Silent (no fans and no hard disk)
• Low power consumption
• Minimal number of components (PSTN gateway included)
• FXO makes sure there are no quality of service issues for PSTN calls

The pbxnsip PBX is a software component. If you already have a suitable server, you can install the service yourself. This might be easier than you think!

Typical environments:

• Demo installation works fine and no need to change anything
• Hosted environments using blade servers
• Customer-tailored solutions
• Environments that cannot be address with the standard solution

Benefits:

• No shipping of hardware
• Existing hardware can be used
• PBX can run as software component parallel to other non-real time tasks
• Can scale to large server farms
• Same user interface as other solutions