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We haven't tested SIP Trip Phone with PBXs different from Asterisk. Therefore, we can't offer configuration details on how to connect it to Fusion PBX. Anyway, we think that Asterisk is the best free and open source PBX because it's well written, easy to configure, very flexible, very stable and efficient and it has good documentation. Whatever you can achieve with other PBXs, you can do with Asterisk easier, faster and gratis. All you have to do to use Asterisk in conjunction with SIP Trip Phone is to follow our command-by-command guide on how to install it: https://www.doublebastion.com/install-asterisk/ |
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Understood, thank you very much. Asterisk is 100% command line versus fusion pbx from what I see I'm not that good at doing that yet but I will try my best. |
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Please feel free to post here any issues that you might have when installing Asterisk. Working in command line while logged in via SSH to your server is very easy when you know precisely what commands to run. And this is what the guide does: it tells exactly what are the commands.
Our guide is quite long but you won't need to read or apply all of it. You can just install Asterisk and implement a basic dial plan to be able to connect SIP Trip Phone and make and receive phone calls, as we explain in this chapter: https://www.doublebastion.com/install-asterisk/#testing-asterisk . Only afterwards you can implement a more complex dial plan, if you need it. |
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I will mark this issue as solved. You can follow up any time if you want to add a reply. |
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