Re: Re: [OGo-Users] Some impressions and comments about OGo

> > > Customized configurations, yes.  If you've ever dealt with the dialpan
> > > of a PBX at a site with > 100 people..... yep, I'd pay somebody to do
> > > that. :)
> Then take a look at freepbx: http://www.freepbx.org/

This wasn't a complaint against Asterisk.  We don't even use Asterisk,
but I have 16 Nortel PBXs (with VOIP).  They provide a decent GUI for
configuration.  It is just that the problem is complex,  corporations
want call pools and after-hours plans, and when A doesn't answer go to
B, and if B doesn't answer ring pool C x number of times........
Multiply that by many departments.  Dialpans are just a nightmare of
tedium regardless of phone system.  

A *beautiful* candidate for out sourcing!  *OUT* sourcing, as in, far
far away for me.  :) 

> It's easy to use, higly customizable, also beyond the webui.
> But that gets a bit off topic.


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