On my * box at home (a dual PIII 1.2Ghz with 512Mb RAM), I'm running *
(2 single-port FXO cards and SIP/IAX upstreams), MythTV (home theatre
SW), file & print services and other ancillary services. I have enough
CPU grunt to decode video (watch DivX) and talk on the phone (inc
transcoding).
* on it's own is reasonably light on resources.
Go for it!
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Rod Bacon - VOIP Systems Engineer
Empowered Communications
Ground Floor, 102 York St. South Melbourne
Victoria, Australia. 3205
Phone: +613 99401600 Fax: +613 99401650
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Samy Antoun wrote:
Hi,
I'm planning to get my Asterisk box out of the LAN,
get rid of my router and make the box acts as a
Router, Firewall, DHCP Server (with Shorewall).
I'll do that to be able to use some SIP clients
remotely.
Does anyone doing the same with the Asterisk box, is
it a good idea, is there any other solution for the
SIP emote Clients.
Regards.
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