On Sat, 20 Jun 2009, C. Savinovich wrote:
Let me see if I get you: you inserted the installation CD, then you
restarted the computer, and now you want to know what to do next?
How about:
1) Turn off the computer.
2) Read the installation guide for the CD.
3) Install the software.
4) Read
I wanted to say thanks to those who responded to my query. You all gave me
some good ideas to explore that I had not considered before, which is what I
was hoping for. :^)
On Tuesday 14 November 2006 10:50, Henry.L.Coleman wrote:
By the time you purchase PCI cards for you extensions (FSO
By the time you purchase PCI cards for you extensions (FSO ports)you would
be better off purchasing SIP phones like Grandstream GXP 2000 this will
give you a fully featured PBX IP phone for about the same cost or less
than FSO ports. Asterisk will have no problem running 25 or more SIP
phones
Maybe you should try this http://www.digium.com/en/products/hardware/aadk.php .
Is very heavy loaded if 9PCI cards at a server. But is possible but not encourge. Maybe you can consider to have digital extension with IP phone. THis is my opinion. :-) good luck
On 11/14/06, Jason Flatt [EMAIL
Jason,If you must stick with analog phones, you can find higher density channel banks that will host 8, 16 or up to 24 ports each. They communicate back to your asterisk server via your LAN. Or, as has been stated, you can purchase IP phones that also communicate back to your asterisk server via
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Dean
Thanks
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..Brian
On Sun, 5 Nov 2006, Dean Collins wrote:
Date: Sun, 5 Nov 2006 00:04:36 -0500
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Dean
Thanks for responding. I have added more info in your reply
On Sun, 5 Nov 2006, Dean Collins wrote:
Date: Sun, 5 Nov 2006 15:21:19 -0500
From: Dean Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [asterisk-users] Newbie questions about Voice mail
The next step should be
1a/ You boss decides You or someone in your team skill up in asterisk
Or
Does the asterisk communitty have a presence at any of the IP telephony
conference?
..Brian
You just missed it check out www.astricon.net it was 2 weeks ago in
Dallas.
(but yes Digium
Hi Brian,
I'm sure some other people will give you better answers but quick
answers are;
1/ Depends on volume of message leaving/collection, is it in a single
location? Multiple locations with multiple time zones?
Estimate the number of voicemails left per hour and reply with this.
2/
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I've been doing a lot of reading over the last
You can put the Asterisk system in front (i.e., betweenthe PSTNand your Comdial system). This will let Asterisk choose whether the call should go out over the PSTN or the Internet using VoIP.
You would use the same for the second location, provided that is a complete Comdial system. You could
hi,
My second question: for a branch office of about 20 people, which E1
card do you advise? Would the TE210P be a good choice? (number of
concurrent calls would be max 10 for now) Why?
An E1 has 30 lines, so you would be perfect with a TE110P. Connecting an
E1 to a company PABX is however
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hi,
My second question: for a branch office of about 20 people, which E1
card do you advise? Would the TE210P be a good choice? (number of
concurrent calls would be max 10 for now) Why?
An E1 has 30 lines, so you would be perfect with a TE110P. Connecting an
E1 to
On Thu, 2005-11-17 at 14:48 -0600, Chris Wade wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
My second question: for a branch office of about 20 people, which E1
card do you advise? Would the TE210P be a good choice? (number of
concurrent calls would be max 10 for now) Why?
An E1 has 30
Fred Blaise wrote:
On Thu, 2005-11-17 at 14:48 -0600, Chris Wade wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
My second question: for a branch office of about 20 people, which E1
card do you advise? Would the TE210P be a good choice? (number of
concurrent calls would be max 10 for now) Why?
An E1
On Fri, November 18, 2005 0:02, Chris Wade said:
Fred Blaise wrote:
Sorry, but there is really no such thing as a hub for telephone lines.
Each analog phone must be plugged into its own FXS port.
Unless you are willing to put telephones in parallel, like you do when
connecting multiple
Hi fred,
For the branch office you could consider a 2 (or more) port E1/T1 card.
You can utilize one port for an incoming E1 from the telco (BT?) and
then the second port run to a T1 Channel Bank such as the Rhino 24 port
FXO http://www.myphonecall.co.uk/voip/channelbanks/rhino/default.aspx -
You can put analogue phones in series, but I am not sure how many phones
a FSX connection will drag and I don't think the cards are designed for
it - don't know. Sounds to me as you would benefit from downloading
Asterisk and play around with a few softphones first and maybe buy
Digiums
On Fri, 2005-11-18 at 01:09 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can put analogue phones in series, but I am not sure how many phones
a FSX connection will drag and I don't think the cards are designed for
it - don't know. Sounds to me as you would benefit from downloading
Asterisk and play
Hello Hiu,
Monday, November 7, 2005, 4:51:35 AM, you wrote:
HYO i am pretty new to asterisk. hope to learn more.
HYO i have this notice from the console. when i was doing the echo testing
HYO by putting the context=default. then, i called out 600 to get the echo
HYO test, i can hear the operator
Ignore the error if it isn't messing anything up.
Check out the Wiki here
http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk
A search of X-lite here also yields proper setup info for the softphone
to Asterisk connection.
The archive of this list can be search via google by entering...
I've read through a good amount of documentation on voip-info.org, but
hadn't found a solution, so I thought this list might help. I'm not
great with linux, and I suspect there might be a port problem... maybe
Asterisk isn't listening for SIP clients. How would I go about
checking this? X-Lite
On Mon, March 7, 2005 22:50, Brian Nehring said:
I've read through a good amount of documentation on voip-info.org, but
hadn't found a solution, so I thought this list might help. I'm not
snip
just give it username/password and point it at a SIP proxy. However,
as far as I can tell it isn't
I've read through a good amount of documentation on voip-info.org, but
hadn't found a solution, so I thought this list might help. I'm not
great with linux, and I suspect there might be a port problem... maybe
Asterisk isn't listening for SIP clients. How would I go about
checking this? X-Lite
] The
built in GUI lets you get basic install completed very quickly.
Cheers,
W
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I actually got X-Lite talking to the server, finally. I didn't have to
change any of my Asterisk servers... I just kept fooling around with
X-Lite and watching the diagnostics log and it finally worked. I can't
really say what fixed it, I don't even feel like I changed anything.
Oh well, thanks
On Tue, 2005-03-08 at 14:57, Brian Nehring wrote:
I actually got X-Lite talking to the server, finally. I didn't have to
change any of my Asterisk servers... I just kept fooling around with
X-Lite and watching the diagnostics log and it finally worked. I can't
really say what fixed it, I don't
Xlite for OS X actually.
On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 15:00:24 +1100, Howard Lowndes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 2005-03-08 at 14:57, Brian Nehring wrote:
I actually got X-Lite talking to the server, finally. I didn't have to
change any of my Asterisk servers... I just kept fooling around with
On Tue, 2005-03-08 at 16:56, Brian Nehring wrote:
Xlite for OS X actually.
bummer, I've been wanting to get it running under Linux.
On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 15:00:24 +1100, Howard Lowndes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 2005-03-08 at 14:57, Brian Nehring wrote:
I actually got X-Lite
Jean-Francois Theroux wrote:
Hello,
At the office we have a Lucent PBX, which has 3 lines coming from
the CO. 2 are used for phones, 1 for fax. In the office, we have 16
phones. All those are connected in the PBX. We do not have an automated
system nor voicemail system for now. But this is
First tip, use a descriptive subject line.
On Wed, 2005-03-02 at 15:14 -0500, Jean-Francois Theroux wrote:
Hello,
At the office we have a Lucent PBX, which has 3 lines coming from the
CO. 2 are used for phones, 1 for fax. In the office, we have 16 phones.
All those are connected in
Ok, so far I know I would need a 4 ports FXO card for the incoming phone
lines. I was thinking a Digium TDM04B. Then, I would need a card that
would connect to a Lucent 306EC expension modules (3 incoming lines, 8
phones) that goes in a Partner type of PBX system. We would like to keep
those
Jean-Francois Theroux wrote:
Ok, so far I know I would need a 4 ports FXO card for the incoming phone
lines. I was thinking a Digium TDM04B. Then, I would need a card that
would connect to a Lucent 306EC expension modules (3 incoming lines, 8
phones) that goes in a Partner type of PBX system.
Getting Asterisk to work with the proprietary phones from your Lucent PBX is
not likely to happen ... you might be able to use Asterisk to act as a
front end to your Lucent PBX by using FXS cards ... you would have
Asterisk interface with the CO, then ring the Lucent box ... but you would
not be
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i installed it the other day but from some reason can only get one of
my budgetone 100's to register...any thoughts? I
Voip to voip (in whatever form that takes sip-sip sip-iax iax-iax) is
what I am using asterisk for.
I would have thought mandrake would have been ok - but haven't used it
for a while. I'm running FC2 (fedora core2) and asterisk complies and
runs without any problems.
Dont fear make. Apps, for
I run Debian, and it's not hard to get a base install running. If you
want a GUI and such, then it'll be more than follow the screen
prompts. I've been writing some Debian documents, if you're
interested, email me off-list.
Anyhow, on pretty much any distro, you can make your own packages
(RPM,
Why not try [EMAIL PROTECTED], it only takes about an hour to install and be up
and running with softphones like x-lite. This takes care of the os and
asterisk in one cd.
Steve
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i installed it the other day but from some reason can only get one of
my budgetone 100's to register...any thoughts? I have tried upgrading
firmare but that didn't seem to work.
thanks in advance,
ken
Steve Rawlings wrote:
Why not try [EMAIL PROTECTED], it only takes about an hour to install
Hi
Just a shot in the dark, wouldnt this be coming into a CSU/DSU then into a
Digium PCI card of some sort, that is where asterisk would pick it up?
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Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 2004 3:41 AM
Subject:
From: Matt G [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2004/07/28 Wed PM 08:50:03 GMT
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Newbie Questions
Hi everyone,
I'm going to be helping to set * up for the company I work for, and in
doing all my research about it, have found it to be a very viable
You can plug several phones into an FXS port, but they look like the
same phone/extension to Asterisk - so they will all ring together, if
one is in use the others will be as well, etc.
The big question I see here is whether or not you want each individual
phone instrument (or group of
On Fri, 4 Jun 2004, Stefan-Michael. [iso-8859-15] Günther (in-put GbR) wrote:
1. I'm using a Fritz!Card with the i4l driver - no problem at all, my
Grandstream BT 100 rings when I diall a regular phone number.
Is there any need for me to configure the zapata.conf for the ISDN card to get
Darren Sessions wrote:
Ill apologize right away for asking stupid questions. J
System Setup:
SER = Proxy
Asterisk = Voicemail
All sip based setup.
1. What Is required to make asterisk NOT- accept inbound
calls/signaling from an unknown host? I tried the peers in
sip.conf but
Third, are there any VoIP providers that I can have Asterisk
talk to natively (i.e. via IAX or SIP, not the way I have
Vonage set up now)? I'd be looking for a Chicago land number
(630 specifically).
Check out www.iconnecthere.com - I think they've got pretty good coverage
nationally.
Look into www.digium.com.
Digium's cards are you best choice.
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Sent: Monday, November 03, 2003 4:03 AM
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Newbie Questions
hello,
I am completely new to
I built something very similar using:
- Adtran TA750 bought off Ebay for around $400 (you can do much better,
I was in a hurry.)
- A Digium Wildcard T100P
- A 4 port FXO card for the TA750 (I searched Google for Adtran FXO
and clicked one of the sposored links.)
You might have to pick up
Hi.
I have just successfully setup Asterisk with 2 Cisco 7940 phones
(converted for SIP) and a SIP softphone on a W2K box.and it all
seems to work very well.to those who wrote this software, it is
really cool.
Anyway, I am new to this software, and I have a lot of questions
which
* .or could we connect Asterisk to the 6509 over IP and so make
it part of the main phone system?
I don't know. Does the 6509 talk SIP?
It doesn't appear to. I would love to be wrong. It does support MGCP,
though.
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Thanx for the infounfortunately, I think we would need an Communications
Media Modulewhich we don't have
Chris.
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Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2003 15:21:53 -0500
Hi
Thanx for the info.sorry to hassle you, but I have follow on questions
below.
I seem to recall that there is a Cisco 79xx administration tool in the
http://www.vovida.org/ pages somewhere.
Had a look at this.this tool will certainly make managing Cisco SIP
phones
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