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Nonconformist Geek
Hey everyone! Sorry for not posting as much as usual. Now, let me explain why...
I've been placed in charge of providing three things for the company I work for, before we get moved into our brand new building (nearing completion). Those three things are as follows:
1): Network infrastructure
2): Phone infastructure
3): Security (CCTV)
Of those three things, I know a good deal about item 1, and that's all. I'm more or less clueless about digital phone systems (PBX) and video surveillance. We're a small/medium-sized corperation with limited financing, so the bulk of this is going to fall on my shoulders (although I can hire outside help). I'm scrambling to learn enough to implement a solid, low-cost solution. Has anybody had to deal with either a PBX or CCTV setup? I'm looking into some Open-Source Linux-based solutions for both the PBX and the CCTV. Also checking out a proprietary Linux-based video surveillance system* and a proprietary PBX* as well (both actually run Linux). Any input at all? I'm drowning here... :sick:
-AT
I've been placed in charge of providing three things for the company I work for, before we get moved into our brand new building (nearing completion). Those three things are as follows:
1): Network infrastructure
2): Phone infastructure
3): Security (CCTV)
Of those three things, I know a good deal about item 1, and that's all. I'm more or less clueless about digital phone systems (PBX) and video surveillance. We're a small/medium-sized corperation with limited financing, so the bulk of this is going to fall on my shoulders (although I can hire outside help). I'm scrambling to learn enough to implement a solid, low-cost solution. Has anybody had to deal with either a PBX or CCTV setup? I'm looking into some Open-Source Linux-based solutions for both the PBX and the CCTV. Also checking out a proprietary Linux-based video surveillance system* and a proprietary PBX* as well (both actually run Linux). Any input at all? I'm drowning here... :sick:
-AT
