I wanted to put this out there and see if anyone had any interesting tricks to make this easier.
I have a PBXact system with about 650 extensions on it, along with various queues and so on. The company is sadly being split up, and I have the need to take this large system and split it into several smaller PBX’s for each organization. I would need something like a 200 user system, and then a few smaller 20-50 extension systems.
As the users/extensions are all working, I want preserve recordings, voicemail, IVR’s and so on, as all the phones will remain with the employee, just separate companies.
My first thought is back it all up, and restore it. Seems logical, but man that is a lot of deletions on each new PBX. So started thinking is there some way to just pick extensions, DID’s, voice mail to restore? If I could pre-pick the elements I want to restore this would be so much easier.
I am on a PBXact 15 server currently, but moving everything over to a version 17 server now on Debian going forward.
Any suggestions or pointers most appreciated…
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