Hi,
We recently tried installing Asterisk for a small office. We figured the
safest way to go would be to buy from someone who sold equipment
specifically for Asterisk and to use a consultant that they
recommended. However ... it didn't turn out so great. Sound quality is
terrible -- the ec
Thanks, everyone, for your suggestions. I'm going to stop by the office
tomorrow to try some of these out.
Here's more info on the setup: We bought a brand new computer for this
-- I don't have the specifics right now, but will look that up in the
office tomorrow. We have two Digium cards -- a
Dave Cotton wrote:
This was your first experience with *, was it also the installers?
Only sharing with the next busiest card in the machine the one feeding
the IP phones.
Yeah, I know, in retrospect it sounds really odd that we did that, but
at the time he thought there was a chance it wou
Karl S. Katzke wrote:
Ooh. Jenny, your problem might be the motherboard. (I should know, I
run that same motherboard at home as my gaming machine.) It's a piece
of crud.
Oh, great. ;-) For next time, does anyone have recommendations for a
particular motherboard or a particular type of mothe
dbruce wrote:
The solution to the IRQ issue is IO-APIC.
Recompile your kernel with IO-APIC support (most new motherboards support
IO-APIC)... If your board supports it, It WILL solve all your IRQ issues...
If your board does not support it then it will make no difference.
I've never heard ab
Karl S. Katzke wrote:
Next time, I'd actually buy a Dell SC420 or something similar. :-P
Honestly, I'm really scared of Dell hardware. Some of the most messed up
computers I've worked on have come from Dell. I hear their servers are
better than their laptops and desktops, but having only exp
Someone mentioned earlier (I can't find the message now) that they had a
motherboard that allowed you to change IRQ assignments in BIOS. Does
anyone happen to know how to identify motherboards that can do this? I'm
going to put together a new machine now and I'm having trouble picking a
motherb
Colin Anderson wrote:
Get ye to a used computer store and get one of these:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Compaq-Deskpro-EN-Desktop-550MHZ-128MB-6-4GB_W0QQitemZ52
33796857QQcategoryZ51114QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
[...]
cat5 and setting up a telemarketer honeypot. Hey, for $50, what do you have
to loose?
T
Hi,
Just wondering if people could suggest a good VoIP provider that can
service the San Francisco Bay Area and the Los Angeles area. I've tried
race.com (recommended to me) but they're kind of hard to get ahold of.
Any other suggestions? This is for a business, so reliability is key.
I did
Hi,
I'm using [EMAIL PROTECTED] and am having trouble using the conference
bridge that comes built in. We're using Polycom phones.
When we transfer the first person into the conference room (e.g. 8101) ,
they get into the room fine. When we try to transfer a second person
into the conference
Mojo with Horan & Company, LLC wrote:
rather than using the blind and attended transfer functions built into
the phones, try asterisk's features.conf -- we use ** for attended and
## for blind. (always use blind for meetme conferences.)
Thanks! Will try that!
Jen
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Hi, everyone,
We've been reasonably happy with Polycom SoundPoint phones, but we only
have them installed on the LAN. I've read that they have problems
working across NAT. So ... I guess I have a few questions. First, is
there a way to get Polycoms to work well over NAT? If not, then are
ther
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