How do you make an Apple Talk SIP?

Most IP PBX servers either run on Linux or Windows, so who makes MAC OS IP PBX Software using the Open Standard protocol like SIP?

pbxnsip IP PBX MAC OS version was released this month, making it an affordable, robust, secure and feature rich IP PBX for MAC centric companies.

This new version of software fills a void for Mac-centric businesses that are usually forced to run their VoIP based phone systems on either Windows or Linux platforms. With this new version of pbxnsip software, Apple customers can now run their company phone systems on native Mac OS X platforms including Mac Pro, Mac mini, and iMac.

Click here to download pbxnsip IP PBX Version 3 for MAC OS

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From a User -
“After working with several open source PBX systems, pbxnsip has proven to be the perfect fit in our deployments for our creative client base“, said Christof Haemmerle of Nex9 LLC based in New York.
“We are very excited about the support for the recently announced Mac OS X platform which makes deployments easier and more affordable for our mostly Mac shops.” Mr. Haemmerle continues, "Using ‘Click to Dial’ from the Apple Address Book and the easy to use web interface are some of the unique features which integrate seamlessly into the Mac environment. These features bundled with a very helpful sales and support team makes pbxnsip the first choice for us and our clients.”