GXP-2020 Support
Not at this time, Grandstream has chosen not to be a hardware partner and provide technical assistance in assuring that their products work properly with trixbox. If somebody creates a patch to add support into the package manager we would probably use it but we have a lot of other things we are working on than creating code for unsupported hardware.
Kerry: what provisioning issues are you guys having? I have had pretty good luck manually configuring the GXP-2020 to work with trixbox. The BLF functionality works wonderfully, and all the functions except the intercom button work pretty flawlessly for me. It uses the same config file as the gxp-2000, so that's not really an issue. I did have an issue at first with a perpetual reboot that was solved by loading the newest firmware before loading the config file.
I don't want to speak out of turn, but I don't think that "issues" have anything to do with it. I think its more of a money issue, and I can't fault Fonality for that being a part of their equation. See this thread:
http://trixbox.org/forums/trixbox-forums/open-discussion/open-que...
Maybe contribute some $$ to the cause.
Its about a limited number of resources being put into development of something with little no return. If you read back through the dev blog you will see that hardware partners provide funding to the trixbox project to help offset the cost of development. These partners include Sangoma, Aastra, Polycom, and Rhino. We are looking to add SNOM and OpenVox soon as well. Grandstream is not interested in this at this time, so we put our efforts into providing support for products that help fund the development. We are currently making sure all the SNOM phones work properly including adding provisioning for the M3 (which will take a lot of effort due to supporting 8 phones).
This is not meant as a bribery or blackmail as trixbox CE is an open source project and if someone in the community, or even from Grandstream, provided endpoint manager code to better support the Grandstream products, we would happily put it in. What I am saying is that with my very limited developer resources on staff, I have to set priorities based on a cost/benefit analysis and a P&L statement.
It's also not about being greedy, but when one company helps pay for development and the other one doesn't, whose products should you be developing for?
Do you have install base number?
How many tb's are out there working right now?
I agree that you need to offset your costs (what business doesn't), So now it is time for your install base to pony up and get this ball rolling. I will help as much as I can (which at this time is very little)!!
All good top level products need low end products and right now grandstearm is that product.
The one thing that is hard for you is getting noticed by the big guns out there and get them worried about what you are doing to there product(taken sales away).
Do you do nat. and industry tradeshows?
Have you tried to get into CES?
Since we in chicago have BAD UNION's we have lost most of the trade shows here.
what about CompTIA they host about 2000 to 4000 people each year at Breakaway.
which is a show for resellers, (closed room minishows) they do VOIP as well.
just some Ideas, again I know how tough it is to run a company with little to NO Money :)
Using the old, not very accurate way of counting systems, we have about 125,00 active systems. Using the much improved and far more accurate way of counting, although it only counts new machines and older machines that have upgraded to new code, there are 40,000 production systems running.

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