[asterisk-users] Here is Step by Step Example of Asterisk PBX System Install and configuration

[Jimmy Ezell]

Thanks Doug,

In the system requirements for PBXinaFlash it says that FXO/FXS card is required.  I do not have any such hardware on the server (it is on my cisco router).  Would this still work for me?

Thanks for the advice about nano.  I took a UNIX scripting class a long time ago and learned vi.  I use it because that is what I know (at least enough to get by). I did add the nano suggestion onto the blog posting.

Thanks,

Jimmy

-----Original Message-----
From: Doug [mailto:Doug at NaTel.net]
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2009 12:36 PM
To: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
Cc: Jimmy Ezell
Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Here is Step by Step Example of Asterisk
PBX System Install and configuration


At 13:47 4/17/2009, Jimmy Ezell wrote:
 >Our small company is replacing Cisco CallManager with Asterisk
 >(because we are tired of sending them money) and I am documenting the
 >process as I go on my blog.  I am trying to make the notes as easy as
 >possible in hopes that I can ease someone else's pain.  Here is the link:
 >
 >http://qvlweb.blogspot.com/2009/03/asterisk-pbx-system-install-01-what-i.html
 >
 >Please feel free to comment on the blog, send me email (address is on
 >the site), let me know about corrections, or whatever.
 >
 >I think Asterisk is great but it is not easy for the newbie who is
 >mainly a Windows guy.  I hope this helps someone else.  I am up to
 >post #4 in the series so far.
 >
 >By the way if I get stuck please give me a hand.  If this works out as
 >planned the site may answer many of the common questions that people
 >like me have and that helps take the burden off of everyone.
 >
 >For now no questions but I am sure there will be.
 >
 >Thanks,
 >
 >Jimmy

Hey Jimmy,

Looks good.  You can learn a lot by installing
from scratch.

Comments:

- This is an easier way to install:

    http://PBXinaFlash.org/


- If you are a Windows guy, why suffer with vi?

    # yum install nano