I found your program and thought it looks great, because of that I decided to download it on my Windows XP machine.
Now I am done with installing the player, I click the shortcut to start the program, but it does not run since it is asking for a *.vxm file.

Where do I find that in your software? because it is needed to run the program is what it says.

So far I can see the program looks great and I would really love to get it to work.

Look forward for your information.

Kornelis Buiter

[WM: Read the latest article and especially Comment 41.]

Thanks

Amine

[WM: Don’t have one, but we’ve got the next best thing. Click on the Linux link at the top of the page and follow along through the PBX-in-a-Flash tutorial. You start with the trixbox 1.2.3 ISO and then run a special script from us that installs everything else. And you end up with the same thing that’s on the VMware versions of our package. Don’t forget to apply the security update.]

Thanks. Mike

[WM: Try the IP Configuration Tips in our tutorial and see if that doesn’t resolve the problems.]

This is a great site. Thanks. I would love to see instructions and a pbx package meant to run an IP phone service. I am running such a service and my rates are lower than most. However, as I was saying, would it be possible for you to create a self loading CD for FreePBX and A2Billing fully configured, with the calling card platform, the callback module, customer sign up, paypal (and possibly other payment gateways) integration so the account is set up automatically on payment (of course, after the form is filled up and the customer is taken to the payment gateway). In general a clone of Varphonex.com

Also, if you would like to give my company link to members on the forum for the ITSP/ITHP account I would be more than happy to give you the URL. I am not doing it now because I am not sure if I am allowed to do it 🙂

Thanks and best regards.

I ran into a big glitch using the VMWare version – 112 – During the initial trixbox install – it never stopped and let me "configure" the NIC per your instructions – it went on by and self configured – Perhaps because it was so fully loaded (HW & SW I dusted off an old discarded W2K box (x2 2Ghz Xeons, 1 GB W4000 workstation) it had ALOT of old programming tools and studios etc – dumped them all and then loaded trixbox after VMware. The "NET" = no net communication – no IP registering on router etc. Researched on web found this —

See http://www.vmware.com/community/thread.jspa?threadID=45867&tstart=90.

The VM was not setting up the bridge correctly. Despite the fact that the NIC (Intel Pro 100) was active and connected/associated, VMWare player was not setting up bridging correctly.

The answer is to shutdown VMWare, run C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware Player\vmnetcfg.exe, go to the "Automatic Bridging" tab, tell it NOT to automatically choose, then go to the "Host Virtual Network Mapping" tab and set VMNET0 to the desirec real (physical) adapter.

DO THIS BEFORE THE INTIAL TRIXBOX INSTALL AND BEFORE REBOOTING AFTER INITAL INSTALL OF VMWARE.

Now I get a DHCP assigned address at the router – still moving forward on the balance of the install. Hope this helps somebody.

John

Ethereal is your friend.

Linux and the network stuff seem to run fine on Win2K. I’ll keep you posted on the rest of the IP PBX stuff on Win2K if you want.

Thanks! – SayBee

[WM: Thanks for sharing the results. Keep us posted.]

[WM: Haven’t tried it with Windows 2000. Here’s a little IP tool that might assist with the IPv4 issue. Download here and run it inside the CentOS shell as root after chmodding the file to 775.]

Kev

[WM: See my suggestion in Comment #26. The mail log should tell you what’s going on.]

http://asterisktutorials.com/

[WM: Sorry, we don’t have a prebundled version for a dedicated machine.]

The password that you use to log into the website is NOT the password you put in the trunk.

You must log into your stanaphone account and click on "account information" and get your password in there.

[WM: If you get stuttering, you either need a faster machine, more memory, or less simultaneous tasks running. Running a system like this off a CD would never work for similar performance reasons.]

Many thanks for your help in advance.

SPSAH

It works fine if i dial the conference line internally/from an extension, but not from outside…

Any suggestions?

Thanks again .. you guys are brilliant!

Lenny

I must be doing something really wrong on the readmail app. I kept getting IMAP errors on my * box. Finally, I downloaded your pre-baked windows version and tried the readmail app, I still get the same IMAP errors. Shouldn’t the readmail work on the VMware image (after configuation of course)?

[WM: Take a look at the latest tutorial on TrixBox 1.2.3. There’s an entire section that deals with the required setup for MailCall.]

[WM: Our Stanaphone numbers still work. Look at the Asterisk CLI and see if the calls ever make it to your system. Look at Asterisk Info from the main TrixBox menu and see if you are getting registered. If not, either your firewall is blocking something or your account name and password are incorrect. Good luck!]

[WM: Better to post this on the TrixBox Help Forum.]