I'm an extreme newbie at Asterisk (medium experiencee with Linux in general)
I am attempting to install an asterisk system just for experimentation.
I'd like to play with the system to see how well it works for a home/office
environment (and to see if my hardware will handle it)
I don't have an
Michael Jones wrote:
Is there a quick configuration that can be put into place to simply
experiment with the system (like create a couple of extensions wit Xlite and
make a "internal phone system" in my office that doesn't really go out
anywhere - or maybe connects to a voip provider later)?
On Fri, August 12, 2005 0:25, Doug Lytle said:
> Michael Jones wrote:
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>>Is there a quick configuration that can be put into place to simply
>>experiment with the system (like create a couple of extensions wit Xlite
>> and
>>make a "internal phone system" in my office that doesn't really go out
Considering your description, I think that you should definitely try
out [EMAIL PROTECTED] It includes AMP already configured and working,
and makes it very easy to configure and set up a SOHO system. you can
even set it up to make and receive phone calls by configuring an
account at Teliax
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> Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 18:45:55 -0400
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> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Install just to play with experiment
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> Considering your description, I think tha
server class intel
board..
- Michael
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Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 18:45:55 -0400
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Considering your description, I think that you should definitely try
out [EMAIL
