RE: [on-asterisk] Need help

13 Apr 2006 08:53:03 -0000

Zia,

For [EMAIL PROTECTED] put the CD in and kaboom....it's installed. [EMAIL PROTECTED] comes bundled with extra features such as the AMP, flash operator, meet me, etc...Core is the same for @home version of the core version. [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a good start if you never used Asterisk but again Asterisk is so tempting that you will soon enough try to learn it in dry environment. You can install it on Windows in virtual machine (e.g. VMware) for a test. I think it's a great start.

Bruce



 

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Just one more system before I go ahead and build my first ever Asterisk Server. What is the difference between [EMAIL PROTECTED] and Asterisk. I know that [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a different distribution but what is the difference in features and functionalists. As a very new user to this technology does it make sense to start with @home as it might have some addon's installed already?? I am not too sure, can somebody advise?
  
 
  
Thanks
  
 
  
Syed

Jim Van Meggelen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  
         
If you have an ISO you do not have pure Asterisk, you're
dealing with an asterisk distribution such as [EMAIL PROTECTED] or AstLinux.
  
 
  
If you want to explore all of this you may want to go to voip-info.org. There is a lot to read!
  
 
  
Jim
  

  
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  From: danny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: April 7, 2006 11:08 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [on-asterisk] Need help

  
  
me too i am sort of starting new and thanks for all of your input.
  
where on the website http://www.asterisk.org/
  
 
  
do you load
the iso to burn to cd rom?
  
it is highly confusing now.
  
 
  
i have an old 1.5 iso version i was trying but after trying to install it keeps saying that the package is damaged so i WAS going to get a new download and try again.
  
 
  
thanks for help you can offer
  
danny
  
  
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Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 11:05 AM
  
Subject: RE: [on-asterisk] Need help
  

  
Zia,
  
 
  
Many people start here:
     
 
  
If you want a hard copy you can grab it on Amazon (or wherever it is cheapest):
     
 
  
 
  
Enjoy.
  
 
  
Jim
  

  
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This makes me rich."
                    Guy Kawasaki
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  From: Syed ZIA [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: April 7, 2006 10:32 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [on-asterisk] Need help

  
  
Hello everybody, I am a silent observer of this forum form last couple of days and want to benif from your experiences. I congratulate on your successes and teamwork.
  
 
  
I am a very new lover of Asterisk (from just reading about it) and want to try this on one of my servers. All I need is the IP to IP routingÂ… can someone help me in putting me to the right direction? Where should I start? And what are the best practices.
  
 
  
Currently, I am doing this with a hosted switch solution and a friend of mine told me that I could use asterisk and do this myself rather then spending hundreds of dollars on these leased switches. Do you guys think he is right? Can someone help me here?
  
 
  
My apologies in advance if I am asking really stupid questions or if I am on a wrong forum. I am just starter starter who has a lot of passion to learn about this
technology
  

Thanks

  
 
Zia
  
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