On May 18, 2008, at 9:09 AM, Al Johnson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I never said it was perfect, just another option. I have no
affiliation to
either digium or trixbox, but I did try both ISOs when i was
starting out
with asterisk. I don't use either any more - CentOS, asterisk, vi.
I didn't give AsteriskNOW much time because it wouldn't play easily
with the
non-digium passive BRI card I had at the time. I found the install-
zaphfc
script for trixbox and it 'just worked' so I stuck with it. It
probably
helped that I was already familiar with CentOS too.
The 'FreePBX overwrote my edits' issue is a bit limiting. For most
things you
can edit the whatever_custom configs which it includes and does not
overwrite, but there are things you just can't do this way. That's
why I now
use vi ;-) OTOH most people running a small setup won't need to edit
the
configs.
I agree with Andy about the concept of the internal http server, and
trixbox
runs too many things on the PBX for my taste, but to be fair I
haven't seen
this cause any problems in a small setup. Small was ~20 SIP clients
and a
single BRI running on a passively cooled Via C7, so not exactly a
powerhouse :-)
When I get the Freerunner one of the first things I'll be trying
will be VoIP,
so it's great to see someone at digium looking at this.
I am from digium, but this is not a "digium product", nor am I working
On it at digium on the clock.
Just clearing things up :)
If it's going to gain
openmoko features I might have to look at the GUI again too ;-)
On Saturday 17 May 2008, Brandon Kruse wrote:
Heh,
Try to actually edit the config files and then use it :P
From experience, asteriskNOW is my favorite, and the first platform
I am going to get the client to work with automatically.
(I am going to add an 'openmoko' option in the AsteriskGUI)
AsteriskNOW Also has Digital / Analog card support for detecting /
installing / configuring all digium Hardware.
It also has auto provisioning for polycom phones.
:)
But, I work for Digium, so I am somewhat biased right? :P
I will push for more features based on openmoko, in the GUI, however.
-bk
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 2:15 PM, Al Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
Another bootable ISO to look at its trixbox
http://www.trixbox.com/products/trixbox-ce/features
Both make setting up an asterisk server very easy. They also run
reasonably in
a virtual machine. trixbox has a few more bells and whistles;
whether
this is
good or bad is a matter of opinion, as is preference between the
different GUIs.
On Friday 16 May 2008, Brandon Kruse wrote:
Yes,
The iaxclient library I am implementing it in supports very very
low
bandwidth protocols.
I have made a call of GPRS before, the only thing is the latency,
but
it's
somewhat useable still.
I have worked on the GUI for Digium, so go here and install
asterisk +
the
asteriskGUI (AsteriskNOW bootable ISO)
to get asterisk up and running quick:
http://asteriskNOW.org/install-related
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 4:05 PM, Travis Tabbal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
As a future user, I'm glad to hear about progress in this area. It
might
get me to actually set up an Asterisk server. :) Can we really get
the datastream small enough for GPRS?
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