Michael Jerris > There is currently no openzap (sangoma, etc) support on windows, we hope this will be coming soon. I found an alternative: The Linksys 3102 VoIP gateway. It's cheaper too. Would you say the Windows port of Freeswitch is ready to be used commercially, or I should go for a Linux box instead? Thank you.
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 4:54 AM, Gilles <codecomplete@free.fr> wrote:
Michael Jerris > There is currently no openzap (sangoma, etc) support on windows, we hope this will be coming soon.
I found an alternative: The Linksys 3102 VoIP gateway. It's cheaper too.
Would you say the Windows port of Freeswitch is ready to be used commercially, or I should go for a Linux box instead?
Is there a compelling reason to use a Windows machine? If it's a matter of your comfort level with the OS then that's a pretty good reason, especially if you're the one doing support. :) However, I think all of our "power users" are running Linux, and most of them are using 64 bit CentOS on 64 bit hardware. I suppose it all boils down to what you hope to accomplish. The larger the install, the more I would recommend Linux over Windows. -MC
On Mar 19, 2009, at 7:54 AM, Gilles wrote:
Michael Jerris > There is currently no openzap (sangoma, etc) support on windows, we hope this will be coming soon.
I found an alternative: The Linksys 3102 VoIP gateway. It's cheaper too.
Would you say the Windows port of Freeswitch is ready to be used commercially, or I should go for a Linux box instead?
Generally I won't make a recommendation on things like this beyond saying that regardless of what you choose, you should properly test it and verify that it is stable and suitable for your purposes. Windows may work fine for you, it may not, the same goes for linux or anything else, the only way to know for sure is to try it and see if it fits your needs or not. Mike
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