Identifying the PBX Used
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So I was curious if anyone else is like me and identifies the type of PBX used by a company by the hold music they use. Certain tunes are built into certain systems, like FreePBX/Elastix, Avaya, Cisco, etc. Called a small ISP local to Baton Rouge, LA today and I'm dead certain they have a FreePBX/Elastix based system. Same hold music I used to hear at NTG.
Am I the only one who notices stuff like this, or am I not the only crazy one? Lol
Thanks,
A.J. -
You are crazy, but I notice stuff like this too
Maybe I am crazy too? o_0 -
We always bought hold music packages. Most places I've called either use music packages or have custom advertising hold music.
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We use some creative commons music, we are going to work on advertising for our MOH stuff soon.
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Either way, I don't generally listen to that, it is the voice prompts that I listen to. I know if it is an asterisk box from how the voicemail is generally presented.
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I can't say I try to identify the PBX, but I will do something similar to place voice over names to the person on television commercials.
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Can't remember the last time that I was on hold.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Can't remember the last time that I was on hold.
Aren't you special?
I was thinking the same thing...lol
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@Aaron-Studer said:
You are crazy, but I notice stuff like this too
Maybe I am crazy too? o_0Valuable skills for pen testing. $0.02.
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@MattSpeller said:
@Aaron-Studer said:
You are crazy, but I notice stuff like this too
Maybe I am crazy too? o_0Valuable skills for pen testing. $0.02.
True that...
