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Kerio Operator is a commercial VoIP based phone system (PBX) developed by Kerio Technologies. Kerio Operator runs Linux and Asterisk.

Kerio Operator

Developer(s)	Kerio Technologies

Stable release	2.5.2 / 15 November 2016; 8 years ago (2016-11-15)

Operating system	Linux
License	Proprietary
Website	kerio.com/operator

The first version of Kerio Operator was released in 2011.^[1]^[2]

Kerio Operator supports a variety of VoIP phones, including Snom, Grandstream, and Polycom.^[3]

As of version 2.4, Kerio Operator is capable of providing video calling functionality with supported hardware phones. In version 2.5, video/voice calls can be established via the Kerio Operator Client web interface or Kerio Operator softphone app for desktop (macOS, Windows, Linux) or mobile devices (iOS, Android).

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