Installing Asterisk
What you have here is a link to a very LONG page that has to do with installing Asterisk. It was written as a generic guide to installing Asterisk, and, as such, has no instructions at all about how to actually configure it for use on the C*NET. It is, however, an EXCELLENT step-by-step getting-started guide. If you follow it exactly, not leaving out any of the steps, you WILL end up with a working Asterisk box, running on Red Hat Linux.
A couple of things, before you begin:
- Install Linux on the PC you'll be using. There are a number of distributions online, and will work fine, as long as you compile in all the source code that Asterisk will require. A good place to get started is The Fedora Project
- When you're done, come back to here to get the configuration files you'll need to actually join the C*NET.
OK. It looks like you're ready to go. Grab a coffee, Mountain Dew, or other chemical stimulant, and click on the link below:
http://www.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm
Y'all come back, now. Hear?
Questions? Comments?
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