Hi,
Couple of days ago I decided to clean up my storage room. I found couple of old server. I gave everything to charity organziations. But the oldest one was just too old to be used. (PIII 300Mhz, 64MB RAM, 1.6GB HD) :).
So I kept it for testing. HoneyPot? not a good idea. Windows XP took 2 hours to intstall, never was able to make it boot.
So I decided to install Asterisk. Took me 45 min to do so, but stopped because of no disk space. I plugged an old 10GB HD instead of 1.6G. Re-installed everything again without a problem.
Logged through AMP created couple of extensions between my 3 PCs. Calls were very clear :)
Decided to install an FXO card, looked around the net and found them around $100. But after some net search found that an old modem I already have would do the trick. So, I installed it and bingo!
Now I can use my notebook to call anywhere at home when I'm traveling outside the country for FREE!
Yes, Asterisk does work with PIII 300Mhz with 64MB RAM, I wouldn't recommend it for mission critical applications, but for me, it does the job.
Thank you to everyone involved in the Asterisk project.
Linuxnizer.
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