[*] Getting past Demo-Congrats - Help Appreciated
Sean Walberg
sean at ertw.com
Thu Dec 1 11:43:14 CST 2005
My guess would be that you'd want to rip out the demo stuff and start
building a dialplan. Before you start though, you might want to define
success first. Do you want Voice Mail? Conferencing? IVR? What purpose
will this system serve after it's configured?
Sean
On Thu, 1 Dec 2005, Brent Hawryluk wrote:
> Well I've been banging away with help from as much documentation as I
> can wiggle through and at the point am obtaining a dial-tone when
> running Asterisk and can access the annoying "demo-congrats" message
> when calling the Extension through the PBX - phone associated is Analog.
>
> I'm using a TDM400P card with all 4 channels still intact (as default I
> figure - the way it was given to me), 1 and 2 as FXS modules (with
> FXO_KS signalling defined of course) with 3 and 4 as FXO (with FXS_KS
> signalling). Currently have the analog phone plugged into Channel 1 on
> the back of the card and the cable from the phone jack plugged into
> Channel 3. Naturally, I've configured a number of files (Zapata,
> Extensions, Zaptel, etc.) a bit to help my cause and am unsure how much
> is along the right track which has taken me to where I am now, and how
> much more I need for a functional system (preferably with as many
> typical bells and whistles as possible).
>
> Anyone who would be generous enough to help out a fellow Winnipegger and
> dedicated newbie, I very much appreciate you doing so. I would be more
> than happy to supply any addition info concerning the setup and conf
> file settings at this point.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Brent
>
>
> Brent Hawryluk - B.A., C.A./P.
> Senior Programmer/Analyst
> Pollard Banknote Limited Partnership
> Email - bhawryluk at pbl.ca
> Phone - (204) 474-2080 (ext. 377)
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