Open x86 foundation
- Standard 19” 1U rackmount IPPBX appliance
- x86 motherboard path aligned with server-style deployment
- CPU-tier selection through IX160 and IX160P
Enterprise Series IPPBX
OpenVox IX160(P) is a standard 19” 1U x86 IPPBX platform for enterprise voice-core projects that need open-system deployment, PCIe telephony-card expansion, high concurrency, and continuity options.
Why enterprise teams choose IX for open x86 PBX deployment.
The real IX differentiator is architectural openness: x86 motherboard deployment, selectable PBX software, and PCIe telephony-card planning for enterprise projects that do not fit a fixed appliance path.
Selectable PBX software
- OpenVox UC system as the default preloaded option
- Optional Issabel, FreePBX, VitalPBX, PBX in a Flash, and Elastix
- Supports Windows/Linux softswitch or IPPBX project delivery
PCIe telephony planning
- Two PCIe slots for FXS/FXO, BRI, or E1/T1/J1 cards
- Choose card mix by trunk, endpoint, and migration requirement
- Distinct from fixed appliance-style UC interface planning
Plan IX160(P) around x86 hardware, open PBX software, and PCIe expansion.
Use IX160(P) when platform selection depends on x86 motherboard class, PCIe telephony cards, and PBX software choice.
1U rackmount foundation
Deploy IX160(P) as a fixed 19” 1U IPPBX when the project needs a compact rackmount host with clear hardware boundaries.
x86 motherboard path
The IX platform follows the x86 motherboard route, keeping system selection closer to standard server deployment.
PCIe voice-card expansion
Two PCIe slots let IX160(P) carry the analog, BRI, or E1/T1/J1 interface mix the project needs.
Open PBX software choice
Keep PBX software selection open across OpenVox UC system and other supported PBX stacks instead of one fixed appliance stack.
Plan RPS, UPS, and RAID 1 as part of the IX enterprise design.
For enterprise IX deployment, power and storage protection are essential to data security, service continuity, and long-term system stability.
RPSPower continuity
Built-in Redundant Power Supply
Built-in RPS helps IX maintain stable operation during power-side faults, protecting service continuity and reducing avoidable business interruption.
- Use it as the first stability checkpoint in enterprise qualification
- Treat redundant power as baseline protection for voice service continuity
Proof chips
- Source-backed RPS baseline
- Supports system stability
UPSPower backup
Optional UPS module
Optional UPS backup strengthens IX resilience under abnormal power conditions, helping preserve data integrity and keep call service stable during outages.
- Confirm backup runtime and abnormal-power handling during quotation
- Keep UPS scope explicit where service stability is business-critical
Proof chips
- Optional by product material
- Supports data security and uptime
RAID 1Storage protection
Optional hardware RAID 1
Optional hardware RAID 1 adds storage redundancy for business data protection, reducing single-disk risk and improving operational stability.
- Use when configuration, call data, and backup safety are enterprise requirements
- Confirm RAID scope together with backup and recovery policy
Proof chips
- Optional hardware RAID 1
- Strengthens data security
Choose the Right IX Platform.
Compare the core hardware profile, interface resources, and system capacity of IX160 and IX160P in one concise specification view.
| Specification | IX160 | IX160P |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Intel Celeron N4120 | Intel Core i7-1195G7 |
| Cores | 4 cores / 4 threads | 4 cores / 8 threads |
| Max frequency | Up to 2.60 GHz | Up to 5.00 GHz |
| Memory | Up to 8GB DDR4-2400 | Up to 32GB DDR4 |
| Default storage | 128G SSD | 128G SSD |
| Network | 2 * 10/100/1000 Mbps | |
| USB | 2 * USB 2.0 | 2 * USB 3.0 |
| Telephony | 2 * PCIe slots for FXS/FXO, BRI, or E1/T1/J1 cards | |
| Recommended users | 500-1000 | 5000-10000 |
| Concurrent calls | 200 | 1000 |
| Power input | 100-240VAC, 50-60Hz | |
| RPS (Redundant Power Supply) | Built-in redundant power supply | |
| UPS | Optional | |
| RAID 1 | Optional | |
Resources for UC evaluation and rollout.
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Document Center
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Datasheets
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Firmwares
Firmware and maintenance packages for system updates, post-rollout upkeep, and version alignment across deployed UC systems.
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