There's no doubt that Trixbox is good for very small installations.  It
has a lot of functionality and can be easy to setup.  For those two
reasons alone it can make a lot of sense for home users.

For those of us with corporate responsibilities sipXecs is a more robust
solution that is easier to manage and expand.  There is a level of
knowledge required around DNS and IP that I believe is required...
Programming knowledge however is not required (I am not one, nor do I
pretend to be).

Good luck with your endeavors.

Mike

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of William
Otten
Sent: Saturday, October 17, 2009 2:04 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [sipx-users] My time with sipx

OK guys
My SipXecs experience:
When it comes down to it, if you are a home user, what's best Sipx or 
Trixbox? You have to ask yourself, what's most important? IM with video 
or voice mail attachments if you have a pubic ip address?  Also what 
about the ease of installation and use. I choose Trixbox based on my own

experience using both products. Tribox has a couple of guides to help 
you get through the learning curve. Both products have there advantages

and dis-advantages but if you are a novice using both products you would

be up an running in hours using Trixbox. Sorry guys thats my experience 
so far. Thanks for the help and support but it takes someone of 
programming knowledge to get sipx to an acceptable level. Kep up the 
good work! My experience was wonderful with you. I hope I helped 
expanded sipxecs.
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