Start-up RangeNetworks is hoping that the combination of low cost and transparent software will allow it to break into the notoriously locked-down cellular network market. Mobile network infrastructure is traditionally the preserve either of either established vendors (think Ericsson or Alcatel-Lucent), or well-backed new …

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Monday 13th May 2013 02:30 GMT Anonymous Coward

Asterisk, really?

I'm sorry, but Asterisk is crap. When you have FreeSWITCH, Kamailio, etc, why would you use Asterisk?

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1. Monday 13th May 2013 03:04 GMT Anonymous Coward
  
  Re: Asterisk, really? Really, really?
  
  @AC: This particular arena doesn't even have a play field yet, and you're already complaining about seating?
  
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  1. Monday 13th May 2013 07:27 GMT Anonymous Dutch Coward
    
    Re: Asterisk, really? Really, really?
    
    Perhaps AC has experience with Asterisk in other playing fields (e.g. VOIP)....
    
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2. Monday 13th May 2013 16:03 GMT John Hughes
  
  Re: Asterisk, really?
  
  "Asterisk is crap"
  
  How?
  
  Works for me. (10 sip phones, 3 BRI ISDN connections).
  
  Fuckload cheaper and easier to mess with than the Alcatel PBX I user to have.
  
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Monday 13th May 2013 02:59 GMT Anonymous Coward

Wish away.

In my opinion this is on everyone's wishlist, but if any progress is made by an upstart that becomes more than failure, the large teleco's jump in and wring politics to 'dig' in deep and uproot small players. However, I'm hoping I'm 100% wrong and still wishing for more competitive pricing. So rock on Asterisk, give them hell!

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Monday 13th May 2013 06:09 GMT John Smith 19

Ah the possibilities for improving life in (say) rural Arkansas.....

"You gonna be on youtube. Now squeal like a pig."

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