Ipbx enterprise pbx
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Latest revision as of 14:02, 10 August 2012
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Administrator's Manual
Taridium's ipbx enterprise VoIP platform combines all the advantages of an open standards solution with user friendly interfaces, extensive features and the ability to manually configure and customize your PBX.
Whenever not specifically mentioned, instructions apply to the administrator's interface under full (admin class access).
Intended Audience
This document is written for administrators of the Taridium ipbx 2.x and ipbx 2.x eXpress (current release) enterprise pbx management interface. Whenever not specifically mentioned, instructions apply to the ipbx administrator interface. See accessing ipbx.
Content Table
Installation and Registration
Configuration
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- IVRs (Auto-Attendants)
- IVR Input
- Groups
- Queues
- Conferencing
- Conditions
- Dialer
- Features
Advanced Topics
- Diagnostics
- Voice Prompts
- Music On Hold
- Permissions
- Voicemail to E-Mail
- Extension Roaming
- Mass Provisioning
- Manual Dialplan Configuration
- Phone Presence
- Phone Browser XML Applications
- Upgrading ipbx v 2.x
- Upgrading ipbx from v 1.2
- Bandwidth Usage and QoS
- Network Firewall Configuration
- CRM Integration
- APIs
- Configuration Backup
- Click to Call From Microsoft Outlook
End User Panel
Using ipbx
Optional Modules
Optional modules are only available in ipbx OEM/Enterprise. All optional modules are standard with ipbx elite:
