Virtual PBX

[Michael Butash]

No, any sip provider talks native ip, no cards or anything unless you 
want a physical circuit like a pri.  Bigger/ha type environments get 
more complex with sip proxies and such, but again it's just software.

There's tons of hosted solutions out there, sip is quite vogue right now 
with enterprises large and small adopting it.  Should be able to do some 
quick google searches to find what you're looking for.  Qworst, Cox, 
L3/Global Crossing, all the major players do, and there's tons of 
upstarts that do on a much smaller basis.

You can spin up a virtual dedicated host to handle asterisk, or 
dedicated if big enough.  Some hosting providers even offer freepbx or 
other canned distro installs, just pay for the server, call volume from 
your sip provider, and bandwidth as necessary.

Make sure you secure it properly, you don't want someone finding loose 
call forwarding rules and bending you over for LD/900 charges.

-mb


On 09/05/2013 07:53 PM, Bryan O'Neal wrote:
> Asterisk with FreePBX?
> Can you do this virtualized now days? I thought you had to have sip
> cards? Or hosted...
>
> On Wed, Sep 4, 2013 at 5:14 PM, Jason <polt at snaptek.com> wrote:
>> What is the best virtual pbx company out there to go with?
>>
>> Looking for simple auto attendant phone tree type to route calls to existing
>> people cell phones for a small non profit corp
>>
>> Jason
>>
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