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I am looking for a cordless phone system that has features like an office style pbx. Handsfree paging to all phones, call transfer, etc. I would like the basic functionality of a system like that without having to run new wiring all over.

Dan Blunk with Windows IT Pro Magazine talks about 3CX Phone System for Windows. More info on www.3cx.com

The RVS-770613 Rear View Camera System is complete with color 7″ TFL LCD monitor with mirror image capability, a 3 channel multiplexer (can connect a dvd player or other cameras) with automatic system switch, 130° ccd camera with 50 foot infra-red night vision and all the wires, connectors and mounts you will need. The RVS-770613 Rear View Camera System can HELP SAVE LIVES and prevent unnecessary accidents while backing up.

i want to make voip to gsm call transfer services in just one country Level.make my own site and Company and calling cards.

I’m trying to pick my classes for college. But, I’m a bit confuse on what should I pick. I like them both, but I want to know which one is easier to get a job. Cisco courses only take about 6 months, and the MCSE takes about 9. Which one is better? Which one offers more jobs, and better pay jobs? Which one offers jobs on demand?

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I am not so familiar with telephony but I am an IT person. I am interested in building an Asterisk phone system. What hardware would I need? which phones? This is for a small office with 8 phones and 4 lines.

Is the PBX/Centrex system
outdated? Why or why not? Which
would you prefer for your own
businesses?

We have an issue of static with the Verizon system in our small office. A different line every time; can’t pinpoint when, where or why it will happen. Verizon and our PBX manufacturer just point fingers at each other, w/no solution so far.

Swapped out all of our PBX equipment a while back, so I think it’s Verizon. Someone suggested going to a T1 for the phones — we already have one for data — to circumvent Verizon. Need to know what the possible risks are. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

We have an issue of static with the Verizon system in our small office. A different line every time; can’t pinpoint when, where or why it will happen. Verizon and our PBX manufacturer just point fingers at each other, w/no solution so far.

Swapped out all of our PBX equipment a while back, so I think it’s Verizon. Someone suggested going to a T1 for the phones — we already have one for data — to circumvent Verizon. Need to know what the possible risks are. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

if your 360 got a red light because of the ethernet port what would you have to do to fix it?

I am trying to figure out what these mean wsock32dll. c:/windows sysyem 32, winsock.dll. c:/windows sysyem 32, and kernel32dll. c:/windows sysyem 32, after running my antivirus scan these came up, what do they mean, and is it harming my computer, Thanks Jen
Hi it didnt recommend to do anything, it would be my choice, but each time a scan is run the will still come up, no matter if they are deleted at that time
answer number 1, I dont really understand what you mean

My two-employee (with an occasional intern) office has a very old phone system, one with probably more features than we need. We have four lines coming in. A few weeks ago, something strange happened to the phones, making them not work the same way they used to. Since this system is so old, we do not have any of the telephone or system manuals and don’t know how to fix it. We may need new phones or an entire new system.

The current phone seems to be a PBX system. The cabinet and three phones are all Fujitsu. I guess my question is can I just buy new 4-line phones (nice and cheap) and us them with the current cabinet, or do I also need a new cabinet (not so cheap)?

Our office would probably be fine with a key-less system, just using the phones, but I imagine that would involve a removal of the current cabinet, which would also require professional installation (un-installation) services. Any ideas are appreciated. We are looking for the most cost-effective option. Thanks.

We have a Definity/PBX switch with phone line input into an amplifier to make PA annoucements. We would like to be able to call in remotely and make messages through the PA system. Is it possible to install a device that could allow this to happen?

I am getting a PBX System for my house. I cannot decide whether Panasonic or NEC. I need 16 extensions. I think that both of them are the same. Can someone recommend me whether to use NEC or Panasonic. Basically I would want to have the one that is easier to use. Please can you specify the difference between the two brands?
Thanks