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Thursday, 01 November 2007
More info... By doug smith I ran across some small VoIP and video conferencing programs but most of them did not work right or were too hard to install. Then one day I stumbled across the Asterisk PBX. Asterisk is a full all out open source PBX which runs on the Linux Platform. . I have read so much about Asterisk and was ready to install it. I formatted a hard and loaded Red hat Linux onto the hard drive and then installed Asterisk. The first thing that I noticed about Asterisk is that is was very hard to basically understand and knowing where to start. Thank God there is a version of Asterisk out there that comes with a GUI called TRIXBOX. Trixbox is basically Asterisk ready to use out of the box. Trixbox makes it easy to setup extensions, voicemail boxes, call conferencing and much more. Trixbox is a good way to learn Linux and Asterisk in general being that there are still times that you must enter the Linux CLI and edit Tag it: ?
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Wednesday, 31 October 2007
By Ivanovich Cuxev For those who use VoIP enabled phone (Voice over Internet Protocol) which is one of the newest most innovated technologies out right now. VoIP allows you to call people from around the world from your home computer. If you have a broad band connection you can order VoIP. This service is not only convenient but its also reliable and affordable. By having VoIP enabled phone services you will save on hundreds of dollars that your paying out to your phone company to have a home phone. Long distance charges that apply when you call outside of your calling area adds up to quite a bit overtime , especially when you have to pay per minute. The thousands of people that already have VoIP are enjoying some of the coolest Internet phone features available. One of the more unique features is being able to choose your own area code that for the VoIP enabled phone. With VoIP you get most of the features if not more than you do with a cell phone or home phone. The only difference is that its Tag it: ?
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