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Hey guys ... In response to the review about Cisco, I honestly do not know why anyone would even want to look at a solution so complicated. I have used the QTelNet equipment in many situations where customers are fed up with Cisco and are looking for something to add on to their existing PBX without having to forklift everything.
The setup is simple all through a web based config. Once you have it set up there is no more messing with it even on a DHCP connection as it tracks the IP address changes. I used to work with Multitech but their set up is too long and to do firmware updates you have to be on the cloients site. With QTelNet I can do the firmware updates remotely through their FTP server.
The other part that is good is their IP phones. They have a phone (ip1301) that allows one line os PSTN and one line OF VoIP. My clients have loved this feature so far as they can toss the second phone they used to have for VoIP.
Well thats my opinion .. anyone else have any? |