[Leaplist] Request Input from Leap members

[Brad Ackerman]

A current 1U server should handle several dozen hardphones; in other  
words, whatever you care to throw a PBX on should be more than  
sufficient for a household.

http://nerdvittles.com/ is a good website to go to for information on  
running a Linux-based PBX. Basic outline: take a random box, download  
install CD, boot the CD, and you have a PBX with voice mail, auto- 
attendant, queueing, a web interface, and lots of other goodies.

I generally buy my VoIP equipment from voipsupply.com, FWIW. They've  
got both Siemens (preorder?) and Snom DECT-based SIP phones as well as  
the more conventional hardwired variety from the usual suspects  
(Aastra, Polycom, Cisco...)

On Sep 18, 2009, at 20:58, Homer Whittaker wrote:

> In our existing home I have the capabilities to do just about anything
> technical and/or size wise. For instance, we now have a Meridian Key
> Telephone system that handles multiple lines, telephone sets and
> associated computer electronics.

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