[Asterisk-Users] Install just to play with experiment

[Tom Rymes]

Considering your description, I think that you should definitely try  
out Asterisk at Home. It includes AMP already configured and working,  
and makes it very easy to configure and set up a SOHO system. you can  
even set it up to make and receive phone calls by configuring an  
account at Teliax, VoipJet (outgoing only, no incoming as of yet...),  
or Broadvoice.

Go to asteriskathome.sourceforge.net and dowload the ISO fiile. As  
mentioned earlier, BE CAREFUL!!!!!!! This CD will format your hard  
drive, wipe out all data, and install a new CentOS system without  
asking for your say-so.

Tom

On Aug 11, 2005, at 6:37 PM, Francesco Peeters wrote:

> On Fri, August 12, 2005 0:25, Doug Lytle said:
>
>> Michael Jones wrote:
>>
>>
>>>
>>> Is there a quick configuration that can be put into place to simply
>>> experiment with the system (like create a couple of extensions  
>>> wit Xlite
>>> and
>>> make a "internal phone system" in my office that doesn't really  
>>> go out
>>> anywhere - or maybe connects to a voip provider later)?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> If you compile from source you can do a make samples .
>>
>> Doug
>>
>>
>
> And otherwise, you can try Asterisk @ Home, but be warned that it  
> installs
> a complete new system, so do not try it on an existing machine you  
> do not
> wish to be wiped clean first!
>
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