Asterisk with Ackermann Euracom
Posted: July 19, 2005 Using an old Ackermann Euracom 180 (or similar) as an 8-way analog adapter with direct dial-through to each individual analog port is pretty straightforward once you get all the bits and pieces together. The idea is as follows….
Read More »Asterisk QoS
Posted: July 19, 2005 Quality of Service Asterisk changes the IP header to include a request for Type Of Service (TOS). As long as all the routers along the path understand and respect the request to prioritize the traffic it should work…
Read More »Asterisk hardware mini-itx
Posted: July 19, 2005 Asterisk on Mini-itx Some comments from the mailing list: Leo Ann Boone: We just got 1 Nehemiah in the office. Performance-wise it’s pretty much a P3-class machine, IIRC the FPU is running at full clock speed compared to…
Read More »Intergrated-Networks
Posted: July 18, 2005 IN1002 IP Phone HOP – 1001 / 1002 / 1003 Lianyungang Hirakawa Electronics These phones can be found on eBay for about USD$90.00 per unit. The seller states that Integrated Networks is the OEM. The sticker on the…
Read More »FAX
Posted: July 18, 2005 FAX is often carried over VOIP networks. ITU standards T.37 and T.38 define how FAXes are sent over IP networks. See Also ClicktoFax Online Fax – Lowest Cost Fax Service Provider with complete DID coverage US/Canada Fax Voip…
Read More »Codec Software
Posted: July 18, 2005 Sources for Codec Software SBO Solution support all commonly uses codec- G.729, G723, AMR etc. Global IP Sound – Commercial technology used by Skype ITU reference code source code for codecs datacompression.info – Links to codec info and…
Read More »Asterisk Log queue_log
Posted: July 17, 2005 This is a straight copy of the queue_log documentation distributed with asterisk Note: Updated with 1.4 information. Note that the TRANSFER event has now 4 parameters. Check your queue_log to DB scripts to see if you are uploading…
Read More »Planning a large installation with SER or OpenSER
Posted: July 17, 2005 Improving performance Store the voice prompts in RAM instead of harddisk: Take a look at ramfs. All you need then is to create a link (ln -s) in /var/lib/asterisk/sound to then ramdrive you created using ramfs. add “fs.file-max…
Read More »Pingtel
Posted: July 17, 2005 Hardware Hardphone (that they used to sell, before selling-off that business line, possibly to 3com). There is unfortunately hardly any information for using this rather nice looking, full-featured, phone with Asterisk. Software Unlike proprietary VoIP solutions currently available,…
Read More »Asterisk cmd Perl
Posted: July 17, 2005 res_perl Asterisk — A telephony toolkit for Linux. res_perl — A Module To Incorporate Perl Into Asterisk. Copyright (C) 2005, Anthony Minessale Anthony Minessale <[email protected]> res_perl does not appear to be available anymore. The last known link is…
Read More »How to start the next Vonage
Posted: July 17, 2005 How to start the next Vonage This is a page for anyone that is interested in starting a full-blown residential and/or small business VOIP provider business. (original editor) “What I wanted to do with this website is combine…
Read More »Asterisk cmd EnumLookup
Posted: July 16, 2005 Synopsis: Lookup number in ENUM This command is deprecated in Asterisk 1.4 See Asterisk func enumlookup for the replacement. Description: EnumLookup(exten) Looks up an extension via ENUM and sets the variable ‘ENUM’. The extension needs to include a…
Read More »VD160
Posted: July 16, 2005 Vlines IP-Phone VD160 The Vlines IP-Phone VD160 is a Voice over IP (VoIP) Phone, that works with the VoIP-protocol like SIP, IAX2 and H.323. The application for the Vlines IP-Phone VD160 are all assignment for home office user…
Read More »Application LCDial
Posted: July 16, 2005 Application LCDial() – Least Cost Routing / FailOver application for Asterisk 1.4 and 1.6 Description LCDial is a very powerful and versatile solution for Least Cost Routing/FailOver which gets information about call routing from 2 tables stored into…
Read More »Asterisk SS7
Posted: July 15, 2005 Background information In simple terms SS7 is the suite of protocols used by all major telco networks for interconnecting their public telephone exchanges. There are many telecoms platforms which only support SS7 and if you want to connect…
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