Good day!
so I've inherited an Asterisk PBX setup and it's busting my ass.
Since the setup wasn't document
and is not running on our standard operating environment I have to
say it is an ad-hoc / experiment
which has become critical infrastructure for the company and is now
considered a risk.
Because of this there is a need to rebuild and (this time) properly
document the setup, at the same
time I would like to replace some elements that give me headaches
(such as passive ISDN cards).
Requirements for the new system:
+ Our standard operating environment for this type of thing is the
Fedora Core 5 Linux distribution
currently running kernel 2.6.16. This is non-negotiable and
probably means regardless of the
hardware chosen binary drivers won't be available (thats okay I'm
prepared to build from source).
+ I have not yet selected ISDN cards for the new system. My only
requirements are that I would like
to use Active card(s) and I need to accommodate 2 x BRI TE/PTP
services. I'm happy to use one
card or a pair of cards but whatever the case the device drivers
must be stable/mature. I don't
want to be debugging driver code / kernel panics (like I am now
grrr).
So can anyone make recommendations? Are there other issues I should
be considering? Any
and all advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks for your time.
Tyler
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