On 8/20/05, Jim Van Meggelen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Channel banks are fun, but how many have them? At the risk of starting a > holy war, I'd have to say that H.323 is a dying beast. Wonder if Bell > can provide a PRI in the conference centre . . .
I agree - HOWEVER, H.323 *is* one of the more complicated components of Asterisk to install, and would benefit a number of people if you could show them how to install it. Plus there is still a lot of H.323 equipment out there that will continue to be around, and will continue to be used. On that note, I've never even tried to compiled H.323 in Asterisk and avoid it like the plague :) > > - AEL (Asterisk Extension Language) > > I'm such a stubborn old man. Yep, you are. AEL is wonderful, can make things simple, and reduces the amount of redundent information in the configuration file. It also simplifies the process of looping. I do plan on writing something about this at some point - we've been asked by O'Reilly to write another article to help promote our book with a tidbit of information not in the book already - I think this would be a great addition. At that point, I could expand it to include a presentation on the subject. -- Leif Madsen. http://www.leifmadsen.com Ask me about AstriCon 2005! http://www.astricon.net
