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...e to have a fixed address for a particular asterisk release that will never (or at least not for a long time) change? Perhaps put all (except very old) versions in the same directory, with a 'latest' link to the latest one? -- Alistair Cunningham, Integrics Ltd, +44 20 799 39 799 sip:acunningham@integrics.com http://integrics.com/

...improvements based on customer feedback. The demo system at: http://itsp.demo.integrics.com/?username=guest;password=guest is now running 1.6. Further information, including a feature list, is at: http://integrics.com/products/itsp/ -- Alistair Cunningham, Integrics Ltd, +44 20 799 39 799 sip:acunningham@integrics.com http://integrics.com/

I'm planning a system of 120 SIP or PRI channels using speech recognition (fixed grammar of 500 words) menus. I could use a Cisco router and VoiceXML, but would prefer not to on cost grounds. Has anyone tried Asterisk and Sphinx (bonus points if in a production environment)? If so, what's your opinion on quality of recognition, stability, resource usage, etc? Anyone have any

I've been considering doing a web based database system, where you can post your termination offerings or wanted, then search by location, price, minimum volumes, etc. I'd probably make it free, supported by advertising my consulting company, or Google Adwords, or something like that. I've got the design written down, all ready to start coding. I could probably have a prototype

I'm planning an Asterisk Voicemail system of around 3000 users spread across several sites, each site connected by a fast network to a central site. We're considering 2 models: - Central Voicemail with VoIP calls from remote sites (easier to administer the system(s)). - Voicemail server at each site with shared database and NFS server at the central site (easier to connect to the

...nds to get the uniqueids on the system than "show channels concise", then for each row returned a "show channel <channel>" and parsing for uniqueid? All systems this will run on are Asterisk 1.2.4 or higher. -- Alistair Cunningham, Integrics Ltd, +44 20 799 39 799 sip:acunningham@integrics.com http://integrics.com/

Hello Anyone here uses Vitelity as voip provider ? Their pplans looks good but i need some feedback from existing customers if any here . -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20070324/8bb0be73/attachment.htm

A feature we're often asked for in our ITSP product is to allow customers to upload their own music on hold, or to have it recorded for them by a recording studio with the latest news, weather, etc, punctuated by "Welcome to <customer>, please hold". Since there may be thousands or tens of thousands of customers, and perhaps 10% of customers may want this feature with a

We've been asked to quote for a large cluster running Asterisk and our ITSP in a box product. The system will be SIP throughout, with mixed codecs. We're considering using Dell blade servers, 1855 or similar, on the grounds that we normally use Dell machines and they work well, but we need higher rack density. Has anyone used these? Any feedback on whether they're

...users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Peter Bowyer Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 7:33 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: Using *RT for HA purposes was: [Asterisk-Users] RealtimeMultipleAsterisk boxes, iaxusers On 04/01/06, Alistair Cunningham <acunningham@integrics.com> wrote: > Tijmen, > > We use SER for this to load balance across multiple Asterisks. We then > use a custom program to monitor the health of the Asterisks and update > SER's configuration should one go down. 2 SERs share a single IP address > for users to cont...

I regularly get asked by business people, "What's the point of VoIP?", so I put together a guide: http://integrics.com/tips/voip_for_business/ I'd be interested in hearing your feedback, and ideas for expansion. -- Alistair Cunningham, Integrics Ltd, Telephony, database, Unix consulting worldwide +44 (0)7870 699 479 http://integrics.com/

All, I've put a new Integrics Tip. This one is on how to go about recording voice prompts for your IVR. It's available at: http://integrics.com/tips/recording_prompts/ -- Alistair Cunningham, Integrics Ltd, Telephony, Database, Unix consulting worldwide +44 (0)7870 699 479 http://integrics.com/

All, I've posted a new tip on the Integrics website. It's on how ISPs can offer VoIP service to their customers, and why it makes good business sense to do so. http://integrics.com/tips/voip_for_isps/ Older tips can be found at: http://integrics.com/tips/ -- Alistair Cunningham, Integrics Ltd, Telephony, Database, Unix consulting worldwide +44 (0)7870 699 479 http://integrics.com/

I have a customer who wants to do large volumes of H.323 to H.323 hairpinning. We haven't tested this scenario for large volumes before; maybe someone on asterisk-users has. If they buy a top of the line PC, how many concurrent calls are we likely to get? Routing logic will be simple, the machine won't be doing anything else, and let's assume no transcoding for now. We're not

We've been asked to add H.264 and and AAC codecs pass through support to Asterisk. Looking at the latest 1.2 SVN branch, I see H.264 has already been added. Does anyone have experience of using it? Any problems encountered? Would anyone have a how-to guide (or just hints) on adding a new codec such as AAC for pass through only? -- Alistair Cunningham, Integrics Ltd, +44 20 799 39 799

We use SER to front several Asterisk systems. Phones register on SER, which also acts as a load balancing and failover proxy for the Asterisks. Phone account details are held in MySQL, which Asterisk could access but does not currently do so. At present, call routing is done on the Asterisks using a FastAGI program which does the database access. We've been asked to implement busy lamps.

Integrics is pleased to announce version 2.0 of Enswitch, the most integrated platform available for offering commercial telephony services such as ITSP, hosted PBX, calling cards, call shops, number translation services, and much more. Enswitch was formerly known as ITSP in a box, and Enswitch 2.0 is effectively the same product as ITSP 1.7. The product has been rebranded as, although it