Commercial Modules, Support Provided, Upcoming Changes FreePBX has grown from dozens of modules a few years ago to hundreds of modules today (it’s over 100) the bulk of them part of the open source foundation that makes up this great project. We’re constantly adding new functionality, whether new features to existing modules, brand new open
Open Telephony Training Seminar- Milwaukee, Wisconsin! Tuesday, November 18 – Friday, November 21, 2014 (Optional Packer’s Football Day Nov. 16th!) EARLY BIRD PRICING AVAILABLE UNTIL OCTOBER 31st! Who Should Attend– These sessions are usually attended by participants wanting to utilize FreePBX to get their part of the billion dollar open source telephony market, as well as
CVE: 2014-7235Date: 2014-09-30Author: James FinstromTicket: http://issues.freepbx.org/browse/FREEPBX-8070 We have been made aware of a critical Zero-Day Remote Code Execution and Privilege Escalation exploit within the legacy “FreePBX ARI Framework module/Asterisk Recording Interface (ARI)”. This affects any user who has installed FreePBX prior to version 12, and users who have updated to FreePBX 12 from a prior version
Announcing Queue CALL-BACKS for FreePBX®! TRY IT OUT FOR FREE! FreePBX now has call-back solutions for call centers, or any businesses that get more calls than they can handle at one time! One of the biggest complaints most contact centers receive are from callers upset about hold times. With the new queue call-back functionality built
Open source communications platforms powered by FreePBX® and Asterisk® have been under continuous development for over 10 years. Today both of these account for millions of installations worldwide; contributing billions of dollars in hardware, software, and services revenue. During this Keynote Presentation, Asterisk creator Mark Spencer, FreePBX Project Lead Philippe Lindheimer and The IVR