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    • ntoxicatorN
      ntoxicator
      last edited by

      @fuznutz04 said:

      FreeBPX 13

      I primarily use Askozia PBX for all my VOIP and my customers.

      However, Going to check out FreePBX 13, as has new firewall and such. personally, I've always have had a 'vendetta' towards Elastix.. Thats just me. However, if can 100% get Fail2Ban and iptable firewall working, then its okay solution.

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      • JaredBuschJ
        JaredBusch @ntoxicator
        last edited by

        @ntoxicator said:

        @fuznutz04 said:

        FreeBPX 13

        I primarily use Askozia PBX for all my VOIP and my customers.

        However, Going to check out FreePBX 13, as has new firewall and such. personally, I've always have had a 'vendetta' towards Elastix.. Thats just me. However, if can 100% get Fail2Ban and iptable firewall working, then its okay solution.

        This looks nice. but $400? wow.

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        • ntoxicatorN
          ntoxicator
          last edited by ntoxicator

          @JaredBusch
          For which you referring to $400 price wise?

          The licensing is one time fee, then there after is monthly for the hosting aspect. www.ajavoicetech.com

          I'm offering significant price break on the licensing >> see to their website for askozia PBX software www.askozia.com

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          • JaredBuschJ
            JaredBusch @ntoxicator
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            @ntoxicator said in FreePBX on VPS:

            @JaredBusch
            For which you referring to $400 price wise?

            The licensing is one time fee, then there after is monthly for the hosting aspect. www.ajavoicetech.com

            I'm offering significant price break on the licensing >> see to their website for askozia PBX software www.askozia.com

            From here.

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            They are building on Asterisk. Great. What is their big value add to make it worth the cost?

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            • JaredBuschJ
              JaredBusch
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              @ntoxicator Don't get me wrong, I highly recommend that clients buy some of the FreePBX commercial modules for the value they add to Asterisk.

              Just seeing those numbers in no way makes me want to jump to it as a solution.

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              • ntoxicatorN
                ntoxicator @JaredBusch
                last edited by

                @JaredBusch said in FreePBX on VPS:

                @ntoxicator Don't get me wrong, I highly recommend that clients buy some of the FreePBX commercial modules for the value they add to Asterisk.

                Just seeing those numbers in no way makes me want to jump to it as a solution.

                Understood! Visit my website and you'll see better pricing for the licensing. www.ajavoicetech.com

                In regards to FreePBX modules -- for some pro call queue features or even the Endpoint Manager, the cost can add up. Endpoint manager is $75 by its self.

                All comes down to perceived value.

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                • DashrenderD
                  Dashrender
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                  The last time I stood one of these things up I spent around $1000 on add-ons... But those were one time fees, not monthly.

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                  • ntoxicatorN
                    ntoxicator @Dashrender
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                    @Dashrender said in FreePBX on VPS:

                    but those were one time

                    Yeah - they can add-up!! Again, for the Askozia PBX licensing, its one time. Only monthly fee is for the hosting portion.

                    If you want to talk about pricey per month! Look at mobydick PBX by Pascom... German company.

                    Nice product, but ouch.
                    https://www.pascom.net/en/mobydick-voip/

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                    • JaredBuschJ
                      JaredBusch @Dashrender
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                      @Dashrender said in FreePBX on VPS:

                      The last time I stood one of these things up I spent around $1000 on add-ons... But those were one time fees, not monthly.

                      For a larger office, I would expect that, but for a basic small office, spending more than $100-$200 on pro modules likely is a misunderstanding of the needs.

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                      • DashrenderD
                        Dashrender @JaredBusch
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                        @JaredBusch said in FreePBX on VPS:

                        @Dashrender said in FreePBX on VPS:

                        The last time I stood one of these things up I spent around $1000 on add-ons... But those were one time fees, not monthly.

                        For a larger office, I would expect that, but for a basic small office, spending more than $100-$200 on pro modules likely is a misunderstanding of the needs.

                        Agreed.

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