Comments on: CallButler - Big business phone solution for $129.95 http://homeofficeenvy.com/voip/callbutler-big-business-phone-solution-for-12995/ A reason to take work home. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 15:26:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Simon Finn http://homeofficeenvy.com/voip/callbutler-big-business-phone-solution-for-12995/#comment-229 Simon Finn Mon, 22 Sep 2008 17:35:44 +0000 http://homeofficeenvy.com/2007/06/07/less-overhead/callbutler-big-business-phone-solution-for-12995/#comment-229 I've been using CallButler's PBX for months without a single hitch. You do NOT need an actual number to ring to, CallButler supports extensions with IP phones. Additionally, CallButler recently went open source http://www.codeplex.com/callbutler. This is great news as it not only allows you to get this PBX for free but will accelerate development of additional features and add-ons. I have a number of .NET developers who have fallen in love with CallButler and have been creating some pretty cool add-on solutions. Keep an eye on CallButler as a potential Asterisk killer! I’ve been using CallButler’s PBX for months without a single hitch. You do NOT need an actual number to ring to, CallButler supports extensions with IP phones. Additionally, CallButler recently went open source http://www.codeplex.com/callbutler. This is great news as it not only allows you to get this PBX for free but will accelerate development of additional features and add-ons. I have a number of .NET developers who have fallen in love with CallButler and have been creating some pretty cool add-on solutions. Keep an eye on CallButler as a potential Asterisk killer!

]]> By: Long H. Duong, Esq. http://homeofficeenvy.com/voip/callbutler-big-business-phone-solution-for-12995/#comment-7 Long H. Duong, Esq. Thu, 21 Jun 2007 14:00:59 +0000 http://homeofficeenvy.com/2007/06/07/less-overhead/callbutler-big-business-phone-solution-for-12995/#comment-7 <p>Ken,</p> <p>Since I had discovered CallButler, I decided it wasn't quite the solution I was looking for. That said, it's quite the feature rich tool. One of the only drawbacks (which I'm still trying to confirm) is that every "extension" must have an actual number to ring to, which means I couldn't use an IP phone the way I had envisioned. I've downloaded it and played around with the interface which is beautiful but I'll let you know if I truly implement it. Thanks for the comment. Incidentally, check my recent post about Asterisk/Trixbox.</p> Ken,

Since I had discovered CallButler, I decided it wasn’t quite the solution I was looking for. That said, it’s quite the feature rich tool. One of the only drawbacks (which I’m still trying to confirm) is that every “extension” must have an actual number to ring to, which means I couldn’t use an IP phone the way I had envisioned. I’ve downloaded it and played around with the interface which is beautiful but I’ll let you know if I truly implement it. Thanks for the comment. Incidentally, check my recent post about Asterisk/Trixbox.

]]> By: Ken http://homeofficeenvy.com/voip/callbutler-big-business-phone-solution-for-12995/#comment-6 Ken Wed, 20 Jun 2007 18:22:04 +0000 http://homeofficeenvy.com/2007/06/07/less-overhead/callbutler-big-business-phone-solution-for-12995/#comment-6 Long- It's been a couple of weeks since this posting and was wondering if you gave call butler at try and what your opinion was. Ken Long-

It’s been a couple of weeks since this posting and was wondering if you gave call butler at try and what your opinion was.

Ken

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