Comms Documentation

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	== comms Overview ==		== comms Overview ==
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		+	Taridium's comms is a Virtual PBX platform that leverages common Open Source projects such as Linux, Asterisk and PHP. It offers a complete hosted PBX application. It uses a partitioned naming convention that enables multiple PBXs to run on a single server instance without the need for virtualization.
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		+	=== Components ===
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		+	All of comms software components can run on a single server, or be split up for improved scalability.
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		+	====comms core====
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		+	====comms switch====
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		+	====comms web====
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		+	====comms proxy====
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		+	=== Interfaces ===
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		+	====Administrator Interface====
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		+	====Enterprise Interface====
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		+	====End User Panel Interface====
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		+	====ITSP Interface====

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Contents 1 comms Overview 1.1 Components 1.1.1 comms core 1.1.2 comms switch 1.1.3 comms web 1.1.4 comms proxy 1.2 Interfaces 1.2.1 Administrator Interface 1.2.2 Enterprise Interface 1.2.3 End User Panel Interface 1.2.4 ITSP Interface

comms Overview

Taridium's comms is a Virtual PBX platform that leverages common Open Source projects such as Linux, Asterisk and PHP. It offers a complete hosted PBX application. It uses a partitioned naming convention that enables multiple PBXs to run on a single server instance without the need for virtualization.

Components

All of comms software components can run on a single server, or be split up for improved scalability.

comms core

comms switch

comms web

comms proxy

Interfaces

Administrator Interface

Enterprise Interface

End User Panel Interface

ITSP Interface