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Telecommunications Now, a Skype PBX for Windows
Telecommunications Now, a Skype PBX for Windows | Now, a Skype PBX for Windows |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Tuesday, 30 September 2008 | |
  
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That's a moot point. Certainly the product is cheap: a five user licence will set you back $US200 and an unlimited version $US500. PrettyMay claims that all you need to run it is "just a reasonably well-specified Windows PC." And you don't even need desk phones - Skype on a PC will do the job. More specifically you need Windows XP or Windows server 2003 to support multiple simultaneous lines (Windows 2000/Vista currently support only one line) and for 2-5 users an Intel Pentium D 2.8G or higher and at least 1GB RAM or higher. For more than 10 lines an Intel Xeon 5410 2.33G or higher and at least 2GB RAM are recommended. The software comes with an impressive array of the usual PBX features such as an auto-attendant; interactive voice response; voicemail with e-mail notification; on-hold music etc. And you can download a free 15 day trial . |
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