Request for IAX Firmware Support
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Asterisk PBX is a completed PBX solution, offering a complete set of built-in features, as well a powerful development API. Leveraging these tools, users can create systems to handle anything from a small office PBX to an enterprise call center or hosted IVR application. Asterisk and its development practices have gained significant respect in the development and telephony industry for its respect of standards and extreme flexibility.
One of the most powerful aspects of Asterisk is the IAX (Inter-Asterisk eXchange) protocol. IAX is a lightweight protocol, focused on providing the ideal voice transport, overcoming many obstacles of previous standards. IAX is ideal for service providers, given its ability to work in nearly any firewalled and natted scenario. Its also excellent for road warriors, remote offices and even internal switch to switch communications. With its enhanced trunking abilities, it can significantly reduce wan traffic, allowing offices to leverage voice over ip in many scenarios previously impossible.
IAX is a very mature protocol, currently being used in a wide variety of scenarios with great success. However, in order to leverage this powerful protocol at the user level, weve reached the point where an IAX-compatible desktop handset is needed.
We respectfully request your serious consideration of enhancing your current product line to support IAX. With a strong and rapidly growing userbase, we believe youll find community and provider support for such a product will be overwhelming.
One of the most powerful aspects of Asterisk is the IAX (Inter-Asterisk eXchange) protocol. IAX is a lightweight protocol, focused on providing the ideal voice transport, overcoming many obstacles of previous standards. IAX is ideal for service providers, given its ability to work in nearly any firewalled and natted scenario. Its also excellent for road warriors, remote offices and even internal switch to switch communications. With its enhanced trunking abilities, it can significantly reduce wan traffic, allowing offices to leverage voice over ip in many scenarios previously impossible.
IAX is a very mature protocol, currently being used in a wide variety of scenarios with great success. However, in order to leverage this powerful protocol at the user level, weve reached the point where an IAX-compatible desktop handset is needed.
We respectfully request your serious consideration of enhancing your current product line to support IAX. With a strong and rapidly growing userbase, we believe youll find community and provider support for such a product will be overwhelming.
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250 signatures
Goal: 100
Latest Signatures
19 December 2015
250.
James E
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Come on, we want it.
Projected number of IAX phones you would implement in the near future
250
30 November 2015
249.
Cameron B
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SIP is a pain behind NAT (which most home users have).
Projected number of IAX phones you would implement in the near future
Hundreds or thousands if things go really well!
24 November 2015
248.
John T
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Would make life much easier.
Projected number of IAX phones you would implement in the near future
40-80
12 November 2015
3 November 2015
246.
Anil Walsh
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I support iax only
Projected number of IAX phones you would implement in the near future
10+
23 October 2015
19 October 2015
18 October 2015
15 October 2015
242.
Lee J
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IAX support will make it much more likely that we'd use SPA-841's for our rollout to Executive Suites and business ISP customers. Well, that and the echo problem.
Projected number of IAX phones you would implement in the near future
180 in about 180 days
13 October 2015
241.
Robert K
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Sipura should support IAX protocol
Projected number of IAX phones you would implement in the near future
200+
10 October 2015
4 October 2015
239.
Michel L
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It has to be done !!
Projected number of IAX phones you would implement in the near future
10
28 September 2015
238.
Andrew H
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I currently only use SIP phones when I have an asterisk box at a customer location. Asterisk talks to SIP phones via SIP and relays to my servers via IAX2. IAX2 is great, implement it and I will buy phones from you.
Projected number of IAX phones you woul
26 September 2015
29 August 2015
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28 July 2015
23 July 2015
4 July 2015
15 June 2015
12 June 2015
7 June 2015
229.
Brian J
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I have 3 SPA 3000 and 3 SPA 2000 .. I love them but would be obsessive about them if they supported IAX
26 May 2015
18 May 2015
227.
Inigo M
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Go asterisk w iax
Projected number of IAX phones you would implement in the near future
2500
8 May 2015
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