Asterisk -- Asterisk Open Source PBX SIG
About Asterisk	English (USA)
Asterisk Special Interest Group. Asterisk is an open source software PBX, created by Digium, Inc. and a continuously growing user and developer base. Digium invests in both developing the Asterisk source code and low cost telephony hardware that works with Asterisk. Asterisk runs on Linux and other Unix platforms with or without hardware that connects your server to the traditional global telephony network, the PSTN. Besides Asterisk we also discuss more general VoIP areas and other Open Source VoIP software. To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the Asterisk Archives.
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