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Old 10-04-2006, 10:57 AM   #6 (permalink)
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So far, SHSU has been able to operate the Asterisk/Cisco IP phones at one-third the cost of CallManager/Cisco IP phones, Daniel says. When the digital Nortel handsets are migrated to SIP-based Cisco phones, or analog sets, another large chunk of savings will come just by shutting down the electrical and cooling resources required to keep the old PBX running. "The Meridian takes up an awful lot of power itself. The room it's in has to be cooled to 60 degrees, and it has to have its own generator," Daniel says.
hmm...not sure if this is the best idea, lets move the pbx to servers and put a UPS as the back up supply..I wonder what will happen in a power outage situation without a generator??
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