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Voix Manager has been thought with simplicity in mind, all feature needed by the attendant, fast and easy usable, with the minimum configurations, just fill the phone and manager login information and play.

Anyone who is familiar with the Open-Source Community is fully aware of the high quality of the software there. Among these is Asterisk, a professional open souce PBX that integrates POTS telephone systems with VoIP. Although Asterisk is a powerful, readily available application, optimal use of the program is still a privilege for those who are well versed in the use of the command line and for system administrators, who are themselves often overwhelmed by the complexity and large number of possible configurations when the installation of new software extensions becomes necessary.

Applications developed by third parties albeit expensive require such time-consuming and complex configuration that it compromises the performance of a comprehensive and highly flexible system.

The same is true for Asterisk, which is frequently used as if it were just a run-of-the-mill low-cost, switchboard application.

Voix Manager was developed in c++ and is multi-platform, comes complete with an IAX2 telephone, and an interface for managing internal and external phone lines (VoIP, POTS or ISDN), which is self-configuring with the Asterisk Manager. The only requirement for end users is to logon to their telephone and Asterisk Manager. Voix Manager, unlike other similar applications, does not require installation or configuration on the server a distinct advantage for embedded systems that are almost impossible to access.

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Voix Manager has been thought with simplicity in mind, all feature needed by the attendant, fast and easy usable, with the minimum configurations, just fill the phone and manager login information and play.

Anyone who is familiar with the Open-Source Community is fully aware of the high quality of the software there. Among these is Asterisk, a professional open souce PBX that integrates POTS telephone systems with VoIP. Although Asterisk is a powerful, readily available application, optimal use of the program is still a privilege for those who are well versed in the use of the command line and for system administrators, who are themselves often overwhelmed by the complexity and large number of possible configurations when the installation of new software extensions becomes necessary.

Applications developed by third parties albeit expensive require such time-consuming and complex configuration that it compromises the performance of a comprehensive and highly flexible system.

The same is true for Asterisk, which is frequently used as if it were just a run-of-the-mill low-cost, switchboard application.

Voix Manager was developed in c++ and is multi-platform, comes complete with an IAX2 telephone, and an interface for managing internal and external phone lines (VoIP, POTS or ISDN), which is self-configuring with the Asterisk Manager. The only requirement for end users is to logon to their telephone and Asterisk Manager. Voix Manager, unlike other similar applications, does not require installation or configuration on the server a distinct advantage for embedded systems that are almost impossible to access.

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Voix Phone Is a multiplatform IAX soft phone, its engine derives from Voix Manager, the powerful Asterisk call manager interface, from which it inherits stability and robustness.

Voix Phone has been thought with simplicity in mind, all feature needed by the user, fast and easy usable, with the minimum configurations, just fill the phone login information and play. We hope that this our contribution could be useful to who requires of a simple but advanced soft phone, Voix Phone is distributed freeware for non commercial use. Why IAX ? IAX is one of the least VoIP signaling standard that eliminates the problems imposed upon the competing SIP standard by NAT firewalls. IAX is supported primarily by Asterisk.

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