Cacti
Posted: April 9, 2006 www.cacti.net From the Cacti web site: Cacti is a complete network graphing solution designed to harness the power of RRDTool’s data storage and graphing functionality. Cacti provides a fast poller, advanced graph templating, multiple data acquisition methods, and…
Read More »ST2030 non-working features
Posted: April 8, 2006 Direct dialer software (like OutCALL, HUDlite or Web Phonebooks) – the ST2030 isn’t able to accept a standard Asterisk INVITE from any of these software and make it unusable with those phonebook tools This problem is well reported…
Read More »ScopServ Documentation
Posted: April 8, 2006 ScopServ Telephony Server :: Complete Web Management GUI for Asterisk PBX Your partner in information technologies Documentation You can download Administration Guides and Tutorials on ScopServ Web site. Administrator Guides Administration guides that explains in detail each function…
Read More »Asterisk indications Iceland
Posted: April 7, 2006 Asterisk indications for Iceland Insert this into indications.conf and set the Asterisk cmd SetLanguage to is. [is] description = Iceland Reference http://www.itu.int/ITU-T/inr/forms/files/tones-0203.pdf ringcadence = 1000,4000 dial = 425 busy = 425/250,0/250 ring = 425/1000,0/4000 congestion = 425/250,0/250 callwaiting…
Read More »ST2030 feature wishlist
Posted: April 7, 2006 Thomson ST2030 For features that were on this list and are now implemented, see ST2030 FAQ or ST2030 SIP Features New Features Wanted Implement Called Party Identification When from a telephone make a call to other, in the…
Read More »B410P
Posted: April 6, 2006 –Coming Soon! The B410P is a half-length, full-height universal 3.3V and 5.0V 32-bit PCI 2.2 card supporting four BRI S/T interfaces. Each of the four ports of the B410P can be independently configured for TE or NT mode,…
Read More »Asterisk setup success 6
Posted: April 6, 2006 I was hired to install a PBX for a medium sized company. The CEO’s main concern was not using proprietary cards that could fail or not be supported in the future. The second requirement was to have the…
Read More »dot e4
Posted: April 6, 2006 Positioned at the Intersection of Business and Strategy. .e4 Technologies: http://www.e4strategies.com Specialization- Traverse City PBX, .e4 makes technology work for your ISP, MSSP or ITSP. We see technology as your engine for growth ࢀ” helping businesses become more…
Read More »PBX Call Park
Posted: April 6, 2006 Call Park is the ability to place a call on hold into a specific parking location (a fictional extension) such that the call can then be picked up by another extension. This can be used where a call…
Read More »PBX Forward on Busy No Answer
Posted: April 6, 2006 Forward on Busy/No answer transfers to another extension or number if the called line is busy or does not answer. If the user has call waiting, the ‘busy’ transfer would only occur if the user issued the Disable…
Read More »PBX Automated directory
Posted: April 6, 2006 An automated directory can be programmed with the name of every person in the organization and their extension numbers. A caller who is transferred to the automated directory can be asked to ‘spell’ the user’s name by the…
Read More »PBX Non Supervise
Posted: April 6, 2006 A line can be allowed to answer a call in non supervise mode in which the PBX does not signal the Public Switched Telephone Network that the call was answered. Since this could be used to perpetrate toll…
Read More »PBX Automatic Attendant
Posted: April 6, 2006 Automatic Attendant or Auto Attendant allows someone to dial into a main number then dial a feature code or an extension. An auto attendant is integrated with the PBX ACD. It can be used in combination with Direct…
Read More »VPN
Posted: April 5, 2006 VPN = Virtual Private Network A network within a network. A VPN allows the creation of a virtual network that can use other networks (e.g. the public internet) for transport. VPNs often encrypt any data they send over…
Read More »VOIP and VPN
Posted: April 5, 2006 Surprisingly, using VOIP across an SSL-based VPN can actually improve the call quality (as measured by MOS scores). The improvement seems to be due to encapsulating the UDP VOIP packets ( SIP and RTP ) in TCP/IP. NB…
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