[Asterisk-Users] NewBie to Ast Server, help need for the configuration

[Juan Janczuk]

It seems like Asterisk at Home could be your best solution.
It has a nice user interface (AMP, you can try to install it in your actual
asterisk box),
that lets you do all you say.

Regards.
Juan.
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[mailto:asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com]En nombre de ram
  Enviado el: Viernes, 25 de Noviembre de 2005 02:54 a.m.
  Para: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
  Asunto: [Asterisk-Users] NewBie to Ast Server,help need for the
configuration


  Hi all

  iam setting PBX for outgoing calls at this moment
  once iam success this , iam planning to do config inbound to

  So iam start configuring with Outbound calls

  Ring now my config looks like follow

  Lan Users------ Astrix--- VoIP provider

  I have one account with VoIP provider, i can make multiple calls using
that accounts

  i have 20 Lan users, who start making called to out going

  all of the them connected to Lan Swtich where astrix connected


  I have downloaded Asterisk+addons+sounds
  and comipled with any errors

  now iam looking what are the files need to configured to achieve the
following setup.

  here my question about the config

  1. where should i config this Account of VoIP to register, so i can make
calls out
  2. how do i create 20 users and register them and start making calls
  3. where can i see which user called where, and duration
  4. how do i configure 20 users can talk each other using extensions.
  5. the user side can be Soft Phone using PC or Any cisco ATA Box.

  what are the config files i need to look

  any suggestions will be appriciated.

  ram

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