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Druid UCS (Unified Communications Server)
So many forms of communications (voice, voicemail, email, IM, mobile, fax), so many ways to leverage it. Now a single IP communications platform based on open source and open standards.

What is Druid? Druid is the premier unified communications platform for enterprises. It allows companies to deploy easily and affordable high end IP communications services using off the shelf commodity hardware and IP phones. Druid covers your enterprise communication needs from IP voice, voicemail, IM all the way to the mobile space.

Contents

Getting Started

Overview of Druid Unified Communications

Installing Druid

Basic Philosophy of Druid

Adding IP handsets and softphones (Stations > Add Station)

Adding/configuring hardware (PRI/FXS/FXO/BRI) (Trunks > Hardware Wizard)

VOIP trunks (SIP/IAX)

Inbound routes

Outbound dialing

Conclusion

Video/Webinar Tutorials

Migration Guide

System Administrators - Basic

Administrator FAQ

Overview of Druid Hardware Support (Trunks > Hardware Wizard)

Auto-provisioning gateways

Auto-provisioning phones from Cisco, Polycom, Grandstream, Aastra, Linksys, Mitel, Snom (Stations > Add Station)

Covers remote WAN provisioning of IP phones over internet
Covers LAN and VLAN based provisioning of IP phones
List of IP handsets, Counterpath X-lite and SIP softphone supported

Managing stations and extension properties (Stations)

VOIP trunks, Pilot Groups (Trunk)

Inbound and Outbound dialplans (Dialplan Menu)

Conference bridge, Queues, Auto-Attendant, Sounds, MOH, Fax (Services)

Application related features

Druid Unified Messaging

Druid User Web Portal

System Administrators - Advanced

Hardware and Networking Configuration

Known Issues and Troubleshooting steps

Internationalization

External Applications & API

Druid OSE & Druid UCS Information