What do calls to and from a few 100 million of your closest Skype friends around the world have in common with Asterisk? Well, now they’re free calls to and from your nearest Asterisk extension! Today we’ll show you how to build your own non-commercial Skype gateway to Asterisk in under 15 minutes using freely available, open source tools and a few Nerd Vittles scripts.
You’re not going to find a better deal on an Android 3 tablet probably ever. So run, don’t walk, to your nearest Target store to buy the best dual-core Android tablet on the market. Here’s why…
Here’s the best tablet deal on the planet. The feature set and performance are surprisingly good.
With the impending demise of Skype for Asterisk, we’re pleased to offer this tutorial to show you how to get Skype and Asterisk working together for inbound and outbound calling using Asterisk 1.8, CentOS 5.6, PBX in a Flash 1.7.5.6.2, and Incredible PBX…
The Incredible PBX: a turnkey PBX in a Flash-based system designed for Zero Internet Footprint with free inbound and outbound calling throughout the U.S./Canada and dozens of free Asterisk applications to handle every imaginable PBX task. Rock-solid security, randomly-generated extension passwords, free Skype calling, and more…
Today we’ll walk you through the 10-minute process of setting up a free Skype Gateway to Asterisk on The Incredible PBX. After installation, you’ll have free inbound and outbound Skype calling just like Skype for Asterisk minus the $66 license fee.
Google Voice and Gizmo5 finally have taken off the gloves. Totally free Asterisk calling in the U.S. returns with a vengeance. Today’s tutorial will show you how to set up your Asterisk server in under 10 minutes.
Today, we’ll show you how to harness the power of Twitter and SMS to announce every call on your Asterisk server with the name and number of the caller as well as the DID of the incoming call. Reconfiguring your Asterisk server takes less than 10 minutes.
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