2.0 vs 1.0
Many months of development went into the new 2.0 release series after 1.0 had stabilized. Aside from the major change of moving from FreeBSD to Linux as the base operating system, many new features have been implemented to make Askozia®PBX even smarter and easier to use.
Targeting the average user and embedded hardware, we've automated everything possible and even reduced resource requirements in the firmware.
2.0
- custom Linux distribution built with T2 SDE
- architectures supported: x86, Blackfin, ...
- based on Asterisk 1.6.1
- nearly all Asterisk modules included
- ISDN & Analog support unified and implemented via current DAHDI drivers and chan_dahdi.
- ISDN & Analog ports & phones automatically detected and configured
- system IP configured via DHCP with manual fall-back
- open system, manual file appends and overrides supported
- many pages rewritten to use a unified lightweight GUI and input validation framework
- auto-provisioning of telephones
- Provider failover support
- external storage device support
1.0
- minimized FreeBSD installation based on m0n0wall
- architectures supported: x86
- based on Asterisk 1.4
- minimal set of Asterisk modules included
- ISDN support implemented via ISDN4BSD and chan_capi
- Analog support implemented via aged Zaptel for FreeBSD port and chan_zap
- ISDN & Analog ports & phones must be manually configured
- system IP manually configured
- closed system, all manual file changes reset on reboot
- each page handles its own display and validation
