If Elastix is so good, how come their website sucks?
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As they don't speak English, it is unlikely.
NTG does so much Elastix work, maybe we should host a US site.
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@scottalanmiller is 2.4 updatable to Asterisk 11 and FreePBX 2.11? That is basically what I want out of 2.5 I'll install 2.4 if I can do that. Otherwise I will use PBX in a Flash at this client.
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@FiyaFly can verify the FreePBX version. But I know that we've had Asterisk 11 on E2.4.
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@JaredBusch said:
@scottalanmiller is 2.4 updatable to Asterisk 11 and FreePBX 2.11? That is basically what I want out of 2.5 I'll install 2.4 if I can do that. Otherwise I will use PBX in a Flash at this client.
From what I can tell, Elastix 2.4 runs FreePBX 2.8.1r17 at the latest updates.
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@scottalanmiller @FiyaFly was that done manually? I was under the impression that the built in update did not take it to Asterisk 11. I can drop to console and do yum updates, but that defeats the purpose of using the Elastix package.
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We do no manual updates. Everything is from the supported package repo.
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@JaredBusch said:
@scottalanmiller @FiyaFly was that done manually? I was under the impression that the built in update did not take it to Asterisk 11. I can drop to console and do yum updates, but that defeats the purpose of using the Elastix package.
I remember seeing some discussion in the Spiceworks community about someone wanting to manually update the FreePBX version to a latter version to use the endpoint manager functionality. I've not done as I didn't want to break Elastix by doing that. If you want FreePBX 2.11 features like the parking pro and endpoint manager, I'd just roll with it as a distro to start.
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@NetworkNerd said:
@JaredBusch said:
@scottalanmiller @FiyaFly was that done manually? I was under the impression that the built in update did not take it to Asterisk 11. I can drop to console and do yum updates, but that defeats the purpose of using the Elastix package.
I remember seeing some discussion in the Spiceworks community about someone wanting to manually update the FreePBX version to a latter version to use the endpoint manager functionality. I've not done as I didn't want to break Elastix by doing that. If you want FreePBX 2.11 features like the parking pro and endpoint manager, I'd just roll with it as a distro to start.
Every time I throw Elastix on a box the first thing I do is run yum updates. I think, out of the box, Elastix runs Asterisk a few versions back, but a yum update brings it to 11.7
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Yes. It needs patched to get all of the updates. It is a mature release at this point.
