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Asterisk

Content related to the Asterisk PBX, Projects, and Community.
06 Apr

The huge potential of cross-community collaboration

Posted by aross in Community, Entrepreneurship, Programming, Asterisk, Eclipse, Mozilla
AsteriskEclipseMozilla

I saw a post describing an interesting idea today. This is an idea I've thought about many times myself and tried to nurture and encourage here with FOSSLC in terms of having events with multiple communities represented, hosting videos and content related to multiple communities, and more. That idea is cross-community collaboration. The potential here is enormous - specialization and trade - open source style.

Making VoIP phone calls with twinkle and asterisk

in How To, Sysadmin, Video, Asterisk
Asterisk

This short demo shows you how to connect the twinkle softphone to the asterisk pbx to make voice over ip (VoIP) phone calls on Linux. Doing so can provide very attractive calls to land lines and mobile phones - one cent a minute or less is possible.

Event: 
WEB
Speaker: 
Andrew Ross
08 Feb

Step by step: configuring asterisk to enable call recording

Posted by aross in How To, Sysadmin, Asterisk
Asterisk

This is the third in our series on Asterisk. This article will cover enabling asterisk to record calls. You may want this to interview people over the phone, podcast, or some other purpose. Read on.

07 Sep

Step by step: running and managing your phone system using asterisk

Posted by aross in How To, Sysadmin, Asterisk
Asterisk

Previously, we provided Step by step - how to set up your own phone system using Asterisk as an easy to follow set of instructions for getting Asterisk installed and running on a Fedora machine. The instructions for Ubuntu or other Linux distributions are very similar since we compiled from source.

The following are additional instructions to help you. While a subset of them may work for earlier versions of Asterisk, they have been tested for Asterisk version 1.6.