Video How To: Build your own VoIP-based PBX server
If you run your own small business, a professional telephony presence is essential. In this tutorial, we explain how to create a multi-extension phone system for your company using free software.
If you run a public facing business a professional telephone system could enhance the perception of your business. However, buying expensive equipment isn't necessary.
We provide a short video that will give you a starting point to help you get a professional sounding setup using a SIP based VoIP account, a relatively low cost server, and free software with a simple wizard based setup routines.
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Dr James Morris has worked as a technology journalist for over 25 years, including spending nine years on the staff of market-leading computer magazine PC Pro, the last five of which were as the publication’s editor. He specialises in enterprise-grade software and hardware, with a particular focus on content creation. He launched a pioneering video channel for HEXUS.net in 2006 and ran the video reviews channel for TrustedReviews.com for four years. He also runs a successful online digital content and commercial video production company, t-zero communications Ltd.
Dr Morris is a prolific technology writer and contributes commercial content for major IT brands including AMD, BlackBerry, Dell, Cognizant, HP, and IBM. He published a book on artificial intelligence, Can Computers Create Art? in 2009. He is also an academic, and is currently Pathway Director of the MA, Interactive Journalism at City, University of London.
Previously, he was course leader for the BA in Web Media Production at Ravensbourne University. He has a PhD in Philosophy, Art and Social Thought from the European Graduate School in Switzerland, a Master's in Media Arts from the New School in New York, USA, and a Bachelor's in Social Anthropology from the London School of Economics.
Dr. Morris can be found on Twitter at @Cyberwest, or emailed at j@tzero.co.uk