The D-Link DVX-3000 Asterisk-Based IPPBX is a powerful and scalable IP telephony solution designed for medium-sized businesses that require a centralized and feature-rich communication system. Built on the robust Asterisk platform, this IPPBX supports up to 100 users and can manage up to 30 simultaneous calls, providing reliable and efficient handling of voice traffic across the network.

Equipped with 4 FXO ports, the DVX-3000 allows seamless connection to traditional analog phone lines (PSTN), while its 2 FXS ports enable integration with analog phones or fax machines. The system uses the SIP (Session Initiation Protocol), making it highly compatible with a wide range of SIP-based devices and services, offering flexibility in deployment.

The D-Link DVX-3000 comes with 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports, supporting high-speed network connections and enabling dual LAN/WAN configurations for enhanced network security and segmentation. This makes it easy to integrate into existing network infrastructures while maintaining reliable connectivity. The system supports a variety of voice codecs, including G.711, G.729, G.722 (HD audio), G.723.1, and GSM, ensuring high-quality audio during calls.

This IPPBX offers a comprehensive range of call management features, such as call forwarding, call transfer, voicemail with email notifications, call recording, and auto attendant (IVR). Additional functionalities include conference calling, music on hold, caller ID support, ring groups, and paging, providing a complete solution for managing internal and external communications.

The D-Link DVX-3000 is designed with user-friendly management in mind, featuring a web-based interface for easy configuration and monitoring, as well as CLI access for advanced users seeking more granular control. It supports remote management and firmware upgrades, allowing administrators to maintain and update the system effortlessly.

Security is a key focus of the DVX-3000, with TLS/SRTP encryption for secure voice communications, password protection for management access, and a built-in firewall to safeguard the system from unauthorized access. The device also supports trunking, enabling multiple IPPBX units to be connected for expanded communication capabilities.