This step-by-step guide leads you through the process of activation and configuration of the Wildix system

4.1. Basic features of WMS Network

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  Presence status of colleagues and internal communication free of charge (pay only for Internet connection)
  
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  No limit on the number of users in WMS Network
  
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  Users database resides on a distributed LDAP server; each user added to the system is immediately visible and can be contacted by other users of the system
  
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  Roaming profile: users can move between the sites while keeping the same number and user preferences; employees can be always reached at the same phone number
  

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  Any PBX in the network can become a Master
  
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  All the updates on some Slave PBX, become first known to the Master PBX and then, in real-time this information is passed to all the Slaves
  
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  Direct peer-to-peer communication between the PBXs
  

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  WMS Survivability: continuity of internal and external calls in case one PBX in the network (including the Master) becomes unavailable
  
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  WMS Auto-recovery: in case of Master failure, another PBX in the WMS Network dynamically takes up all the functions of the Master
  
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  Local survivability: a Slave PBX disconnected from the network can continue to operate, but without the possibility to receive the users database updates
  
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  In case an attempt to initiate the direct connection between two Slaves is failed, the PBXs can anyway communicate, using the Master PBX as proxy
  

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  Auto sync of users, call groups and ACL configuration between the PBXs, allowing significant time savings on configuration and maintenance
  
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  Each PBX has its own local lines, own users, IVRs and Dialplan procedures, however you can set up the Dialplan to route calls via any PBX in the Network, which allows you to use local lines to call from another country