Ever wanted customized CallerID numbers for each member of your family or for each of your employees. Today’s article will show you a dirt cheap and an incredibly simple solution using Asterisk and an all-you-can-eat VoIP service provider.
ATTN: Windows Users … If you’ve always wanted to try the Asterisk PBX but didn’t have a spare machine for Linux or the expertise to wade into the bowels of Asterisk, your ship has arrived. Asterisk@Home now can be run as a virtual Windows application. Add the VMware Player, the Asterisk@Home 2.5 VMware app, mix, and serve. Presto! Your new Asterisk@Home server is now running in Microsoft Windows. And it’s all still FREE!
Included in this updated list are 50 projects using the free Asterisk PBX. It also includes a free version of Linux with all the bells and whistles preconfigured. Each project can be completed in under an hour and most in under 30 minutes.
Here’s the definitive step-by-step guide to quickly installing the latest, latest, latest version of Asterisk@Home: version 2.5. It includes the CentOS 4.2 version of Linux and Asterisk 1.2.4. In addition, you’ll get an Apache web server, SendMail and Comedian mail servers, MySQL, PHP, phpMyAdmin, SugarCRM, NVfaxdetect and much more. The whole project will take you about 90 minutes to complete, and it’s free of charge.
Here’s the definitive step-by-step guide to quickly installing the latest and greatest version of Asterisk@Home: version 2.4 which includes the CentOS 4.2 version of Linux and Asterisk 1.2.3. In addition, you’ll get an Apache web server, SendMail and Comedian mail servers, MySQL, PHP, phpMyAdmin, SugarCRM, NVfaxdetect and much more. The whole project will take you about 90 minutes to complete, and it’s free of charge.
Introducing a telephone-based reminder system for Asterisk that lets you schedule delivery of customized reminder messages to any phone number at any date and time in the future. And it’s FREE!
Today we provide a step-by-step Voice Over WiFi setup using Asterisk@Home. And it’ll work with almost any PC with a single USB port and a compatible WiFi USB stick.
It’s free software day at Nerd Vittles again, and today we’re pleased to introduce TeleYapper, Part II, an Asterisk-based telephone broadcasting service for neighborhoods, schools, little leagues, fundraisers, municipal governments, and anyone else that just wants to pester folks with annoying, but free, prerecorded phone calls. Today we hook up all the pieces and actually start placing calls using our MySQL database engine.