ביום שלישי 30 מרץ 2004, 17:08, נכתב על ידי Gilad Ben-Yossef:
> > > Any particular reason not to use a native Linux SIP phone?
> >
> > The all either suck terribly (kphone), can't be bothered to work with my
> > Asterisk PBX (Zultys softphone), don't play nice with ALSA and aRts
> > (linphone) or just don't work (cornfed SIP ua).
>
> Are you sure you don't just need to try playing sith some SIP options to
> get the phone to work (good) with Asterisk?
The one in question (Zultys) has very little in the way of documentation, its
user interface is that of a real phone (that is - numpad and little else) and
its menu system was horrible. I just couldn't figure out how to tell it where
to connect to. the config file lacked anything that I could figure out meant
something regarding the SIP gateway to use.
The other implementation I tried I had no problems getting to work with the
SIP gateway, they just didn't work for me due to other problems.
> If it's OK to ask - what is your experience in regard to using Asterisk as
> an office PBX (I assume this is what you're doing)?
I'm not really the one to ask as I have little contact with Asterisk except
through the SIP agent, but it looks very good - the guys here set it up with
a full IVR call handling system. also you have to run it on a powerful
machine (its currently being run on a dual Xeon4) otherwise sound quality is
horrible.
--
Oded
::..
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cover up icons like the "Start" button on the Windows desktop screen that
consumers use to navigate and even allowing a competing operating system like
Linux to start up instead of Windows."
-- Christopher Jones, Microsoft vice president in charge of Windows.
In a testimony on April 25th, in the "rogue states" vs. Microsoft trial.
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