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Is there any way to install the 2.0 beta through yum (by enabling the "elastix-beta" repository, for example? Speaking of the different repositories in Elastix, what constitutes the "exlastix-extras"? Thank you in advance!

Recently I posted a quick overview of how to install MondoRescue, since the yum / existing tutorials seem to have versioning issues. While Mondo is great for restoring to similar hardware, you may want to restore your system to an alternate hardware setup, or possibly a Virtual Machine. In...

At the beginning of this month, FreePBX 2.7 went final. I thought I'd let everyone know, so they could login and update, if interested. I've been running the final, as well as the RC versions, for a couple weeks. Haven't had any problems and everything seems to be working great! Now that 2.7...

In a separate thread on security, Dicko mentioned the importance of backups, and for that matter, bare-metal (restore from nothing) backups. This can be accomplished using an awesome open-source tool, MondoRescue. Unfortunately, the "yum" install of MondoRescue did not work for me...

I notice that FreePBX released Beta1 of 2.7 last week. Is anyone aware of whether there would be issues in using this release under our Elastix install? I realize the inherent risks of using beta software, and the uncharted issues -- I'm just looking for specific feedback from anyone with...

I think I've completely misunderstood the Elastix paradigm, and I'm posting here more for other people's value (upon searching in the future) more than I am for my own interests alone. First .. when I started my Elastix install, I assumed that the "fax" feature would allow me to receive faxes...

I noticed there is a copy of every .conf file in /etc/asterisk also located in /etc/asterisk.elastix I was just curious as to the purpose of this? It appears that we use the non-elastix verison; is it there only as a backup?

@nlandas, That's exactly my feeling. I can't invest the time in testing ever new product out there, until I've gone through the specs and made sure it makes sense to do so. In this case, I still haven't tested 3CX for that reason. Further, I have to be able to defend myself when the Linux...

Although I'm a software developer, my career has always been inside a Windows environment, and I'm very new to Linux. Despite that... I've spent the last 5 days, 18 hours a day, sucking up everything I can on Linux and Elastix, in hopes of deploying a bulletproof Elastix setup. Knowing only...

First, I should make it clear that I don't know anything about other PBX's (beyond Asterisk and/or SwitchVox, and FreeSwitch); however, for Asterisk and FreeSwitch, there are definitely benchmarks / performance recommendations available. I'm aware of this because we once quoted a job and had to...

I want to be wrong, but it sounds as if 3CX doesn't want to give performance benchmarks of any sort. Is it that the product is that significantly more resource-intensive than Asterisk (this would be hard to believe as Asterisk is not known for scalability)? Regarding the performance hit in...

Yes, exactly. I'm not looking for every scenario under the sun, just some standardized benchmarks. Another way to run this, is to use what one predicts to be roughly 50% of capacity, and benchmark system resources at that rate. For example, throw 100 concurrent g711u conversations (not IVR...

I thought this would be a common thread, so I searched thoroughly before posting, but no luck. I've found a few comments here-and-there (eg- how many concurrent calls can an Atom CPU handle) but nothing definitive. Is there a link/article that discusses the scalability of 3CX on different...