Blaine Aldridge wrote: >> How about running multiple instances of asterisk in the same machine >> in multiple user accounts? >> > > I assume you mean how many virtual machines each with their own > asterisk installation...
Nope. I mean multiple copies of asterisk on the same system. Just as multiple users can each run a separate instance of vim, or ssh, or whatever, so too can multiple users run separate instances of asterisk. Granted, this is not as easy as just starting it up (you need to assign multiple IP addresses to the box, and have each asterisk instance run on its own IP address), but this was something that Kevin Fleming talked about in his speech, and I thought it was a pretty interesing concept. Jim --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
