"Interoperability Certification" where they can be found?

FreePBX Endpoints
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Hi,

Surfing the internet, I’ve found this phone maker that show it’s “Interoperability Certification” released in 2011 by Digium.

Right now is there anything like this, with a simple list of software and firmware versions and capabilities of the endpoint to avoid bad experience before purchase?

Thanks. BR

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I would reach out to the vendor directly, they should be able to point you in the correct direction.

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I’m pretty unlucky with the vendors I’ve found, someone even doesn’t provide after sale support.

When they recognize a bug, these just say: it’s first time happening, no one than you has found this problem, and goodbye.

Actually I was hoping in a public list: not managed by vendor themself.

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Sounds like a vendor to avoid then.

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Main problem is that you bought a device that should manage SIP protocol, then discover that: is “compatible” with SIP protocol, not compliant.

Actually my solution is setup a pc with softphone, but how could it be that so many vendor manage a single RFC Protocol in different ways?

i.e. if you can have a prebuilt keyboard and handset, then you could setup a linux distro on your need.

Is there any “open hardware” solution?

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I can speak specifically to the Algo 8180 that it works very well with FreePBX and Asterisk. I suggest sticking with hardware vendors that you see other people using. Reading through this forum should get you a good list.

You can also look at the list of devices supported by EPM and get a smaller but definitive list.

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Have you seen this? It is a walkthrough.

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Thanks for the reply, I’m not complaining about Algo at all, I don’t have tried the Algo products, I’ve found only the certification and wonder if other vendors got it too.

Thank you for pointing out to: EPM-Supported Devices - PBX GUI - Documentation

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