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| Newer page: | version 19 | Last edited on Friday, July 28, 2006 8:14:42 am | by DanielLawson | Revert |
| Older page: | version 17 | Last edited on Thursday, October 20, 2005 1:52:25 pm | by RichardPatterson | Revert |
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[Asterisk|http://www.asterisk.org/] aka *
-__Now reached version 1.
+__Now reached version 1.2
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This is a very powerful PBX software designed so you can build your own mini-exchange like in use in large companies. it scales very well and is extremely powerful. It has support for all sorts of protocols and lets you dial internal or external users and trunk calls in various ways.
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[Slingshot/iTalk|http://italk.co.nz] do SIP termination.
Only Auckland numbers are available at the moment, but other areas (including Australian numbers) will be available soon apparently.
-AsteriskItalkSetup
+!! See Also
+* AsteriskSampleSetup
+* AsteriskNotes
+* AsteriskItalkSetup
+* AsteriskFax
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LindsayDruett would just love to try with the [Cisco] [IP] Phones, [VoIP] Gateways, etc with this software, basically use it as an alternative to the CiscoCallManager using the Cisco Products but without the baggage like product distribution curfews, etc. Also product licensing costs would be substantially cheaper as you can then purchase IP Phones without the CiscoCallManager user licence.
LindsayDruett is looking into this further, if you're keen to use Cisco's IP Phones, Gateway's, etc then email Lindsay [mailto:lindsay@wired.net.nz]
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Note that if your Asterisk machine is connected to a PABX, that's fine (assuming your [PABX] has a telepermit), but if you're connecting directly to your phoneline, you need to make sure your FXO/FXS device is telepermitted. To the best of my knowledge, not many of the devices are. If anyone knows, list the legal ones here....
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-[SineApps Ltd.|http://www.sineapps.com/] is currently in the process of telepermitting all of the digum devices
for use in NewZealand
. If you can help with this process or would like information on its current timeframe please send an email to
+The Digium TDM400P (analog) and TE110P (digital) cards have now (May 2006) received a Telepermit
for use in NZ
.
-matt{dot}riddell{at}sineapps{dot}com
-
-We will update this page once telepermitting is complete. You
can download a sample New Zealand indication.conf file for asterisk from SineApps.
-
-Okay, so the situation has changed somewhat. The old 1 port FXO card has been replaced by a FXO module for the (up to 4 port) card. The 1 port card could not pass telepermitting because the impedance was only 600 ohms and could not
be changed. However now the new module can have it settings changed from the software and last week Digium implemented switches in Asterisk to make this possible.
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-Now I'm just waiting on some more capital and then I will submit the cards for the telepermitting process. I will keep everyone up to date.
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-BTW I'm also building a stand-alone Asterisk PABX with LCD display (2x20lines) and buttons as opposed to keyboard and screen.
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-Okay, with regard to telepermitting; Digium has decided that it is going to telepermit the cards in all markets. The latest word I have had with regard to
the TDM400P cards and
New Zealand telepermitting is that they are ready to go, but a temporary hold has been put on the process by Digium
. They say that the cards should all have finished their respective telepermitting by the end of September 2004 (note that this does not include the X100P)
.
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+More info about Asterisk
can be found at
the [
New Zealand Asterisk Users Group|http://astug
.org
.nz]
