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Hi, This is probably outside what Asterisk is intended for, but I'm hoping it can help. I need to make and receive calls through a Cisco Call Manager server that I have no control over. I have to use a Cisco soft phone (Cisco IP Communicator), which only runs on Windows. But I'm on Linux. CCM is apparently capable of supporting SIP and H.323 interfaces, but they won't provide

> > Hi, You can achieve this by integrate CCM and asterisk using SIP trunk. In CCM you can create SIP trunk, After creating SIP trunk in between CCM and asterisk, you have to configure dialplan on CCM to pass the calls to asterisk. One the caller id comes to Asterisk you have to use extension.conf to route the calls. You can also try with freepbx GUI to configure inbound route, it makes

Hi, The examples for making a bootable usb key using extlinux just transfer a live cd to usb. To me, this misses the advantage of usb keys (other than size), that they are writable. I would like to have a full linux install on a usb key and be able to boot it using extlinux. This way I can install new packages and make other changes without jumping through squashfs hoops. Is there reason why

Hi, I bought a USB hard drive, got Mandriva installed on it, and made it bootable with extlinux. Works great on machines that can boot from USB. I also created a boot cd using the instructions in the wiki. This is working too. The only problem with the boot cd is that I had to copy the kernel, initrd, etc. to the cd. This means that whenever I install a new kernel I'll have to create and