On Friday, May 4, 2012 at 1:57 PM, Michael Collins wrote:
Hello Antonio,
Your scenario is not uncommon. It may be that you have a particularly bad version of Asterisk. (A few releases were particularly problematic.) It could be that your hardware has issues. Or it could be that Asterisk may not be a good fit for your scenario.
FreeSWITCH can do basically all of what you are doing now. The only thing I would do is contact Sangoma and ask them about Digium FXO cards in Brazil. (Sangoma wrote the FreeTDM stack for FreeSWITCH, so they're the experts on the subject.)
If you are looking for a FreeSWITCH + GUI solution then you might want to check out FusionPBX or blue.box.
-MCOn Fri, May 4, 2012 at 6:05 AM, Antonio Modesto <modesto@isimples.com.br> wrote:Hi,
I Work at an ISP and we have an Asterisk PBX. Our PBX doesn't have
anything special, it just do the common things like auto attendant, CDR,
call transfer and such things. We have 2 digium FXO cards to connect to
the PSTN. The problem is that asterisk is not working very well,
sometimes some of the dahdi channels get stuck and we need to release it
through the asterisk console, the detection of callerid doesn't work (We
live in brazil, dtmf signaling), and other detais that if I list all of
them here it's going to take some time. I read a lot about asterisk and
its bad design, I think that it added a lot a features without worrying
about making stable implementations. My question is, can freeswitch
fully replace our Asterisk PBX? Or it's not its purpose?
Regards.
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