QUESTION Incredible Pi Redux

[nightstryke]

So I'm re-investigating using a Pi for my PBX as I'm only running 2 SIP Phones off of my current PIAF Build and I'd like to cut the power usage as the PBX has a 450w PSU and the Pi is only about 5V 1A.

The only issue I seem to be having is since both phones are of different brands, One is a Cisco CP-7961G-GE and the other is Polycom SoundPoint IP 550.

So could someone walk me through what software needs to be installed on the Pi in order to get OSS Endpoint manager running?

While I kinda got it working on my PBX, the whole Pi settings kind of have me at a loss. Sure awhile back I was able to fix the boot issue, but I'm not sure what's required to get OSS Endpoint Manager working.

 

[snarpatroid]

I've never used endpoint manager but I don't think there will be any problem running a Cisco and Polycom on same system with a Pi. If you look in the resources I've posted a significant amount of info about configuring 7900 series on Pi, this should work perfectly on 7961. No experience with the Polycom. What sort of issues are you having?

 

[nightstryke]

It's not issues, i've got both a Cisco 7961G-GE and a Polycom SoundPoint IP 550 running off of my PBX. The only thing is I need to know how one would install the necessary software for OSS Endpoint Manager to work on the Pi.

 

[snarpatroid]

That's something I can't help you with I'm afraid, I don't know how you would normally install EPM anyway is it a case of installing a module or something else? I'm sure someone else will come along with some advice.

 

[nightstryke]

No, I installed the module via the normal route, but as I had to do in CentOS FreePBX i had to install nmap, xinetd, t*f*t*p-server, and t*f*t*p. To get OSS Endpoint Manager to work, but the issue with the Incredible Pi PBX is that while i can install xinetd, t*f*t*p, and nmap, i cannot install t*f*t*p-server as there's no raspbian package available. I was hoping one of you would have the answer for that.

 

[visionlogic]

...i cannot install t*f*t*p-server as there's no raspbian package available.

Maybe this --> Raspberry Pi – t*f*t*p Server ?