@taurex said in RingCentral and Vonage:

As for the handsets, yes, Maxo sells them with a quite a bit of a margin but they don't customise any handset firmware like some other telcos here that lock you in with their handsets.

Again, I'm comparing against zero firmware modification rates. That's great that they don't do that, but no one does that here. We assume when buying a phone that it isn't sabotaged. That would get you sued in the US. It's not a bargain just because they don't do something unethical, it's still expensive for doing the right thing. Not complaining about them, just saying that looking at available rates in Australia, they seem high.

@360col said in Office 365 Phone System Deployment:

MY experience so far. I have managed to get the phone (with S4B firmware) logged in using the web sign in with pin thing. But I had to log in to the handset via IP then initiate the whole process. Not very automated.

Yeah, once you have to do that, a username and password is almost everything that you need to set up SIP normally!

@scottalanmiller said in push "Local Directory" to Yealink handsets from FreePBX:

@360col Parking is a completely different feature.

LOLOLOLOL

Totally downvoted for the horrible pun.

@360col said in Best architecture / recommendation for multi sites (separate business) Cloud VOIP PBX:

@scottalanmiller said in Best architecture / recommendation for multi sites (separate business) Cloud VOIP PBX:

At such a small scale, you could even use SQLite instead of PostgreSQL

At what size would you stop using SQLite?

Maybe a few thousand, or with multi-tenancy. PostgreSQL lets you go to a full live/live model, but that would be for things like 911 call centers.

@jaredbusch Ok thanks for the explanation

@danp I didn't see that.

@360col said in schedule time per client not possible:

Opps this was meant as a reply to the Unifi Schedule thread. No idea why it became a separate topic 😞

Can someone fix up this or close this thread. Thanks.

Probably because you tried posting it as below:
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I would like to add few tips that I found useful (few of them I learned during support session with screenconnect team).

I have these session groups created:

Computers categorized based on their hostname start. We have different standards for server and endpoints.

GuestMachineName LIKE 'SRV*'

Filters all servers starting with SRV as a single group

HostConnectedCount > 0

This helps me to manage who is connected, used in situations when I hit a license limit or want to know who specifically connected to which session

GuestClientVersion < '6.5' AND GuestConnectedCount > 0

This shows the machines that are online and have an outdated client version. I just need to issue a reinstall command for those outdated agents.