Posts Tagged ‘asterisk’
Multi-Server Asterisk Network with IAX2 Trunks
Anyone who has worked with Asterisk will have undoubtedly realized the ease of implementation it can bring to setting up simple VoIP systems. However, after some period of time, a desire to expand the system will arise. The most common way of expanding these types of configurations is to add multiple servers in an inter-connected [...]
VoIP Development with FreePBX
Anyone who has looked around our site will quickly realize we have done a significant amount of development in VoIP systems. The vast majority of the work done to date has been on Asterisk based VoIP systems. We found the Asterisk engine was easy to install, simple to configure at a basic level, and allows [...]
Configure Cisco IP Phones with Asterisk
With VoIP technology growing so rapidly, the marketplace so too has an ever growing selection of hardware options available for system implementations. The Cisco IP Phone series has solidified its position in the community as the leader of high quality and reliable hardware with feature rich firmware and a good range of supported protocols. Superb [...]
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Cisco Services Project Update
Over the past few weeks great strides have been made on the XML Services project for Cisco IP Phone systems. The plan to make the project available through the FreePBX GUI is continuing on. The module(s) install without issue and all currently implemented functionality works in a simple form. One of the next major steps [...]