Actually there wouldn't be a need for an introductory course if the Wiki wasn't so whacky.
The part about dual asterisk servers is all botched. It took me forever to sort through that part of it.
However, I'm beyond the initial learning curve, and I now understand the dialplan.
Another question however... With regard to the Internet Phonejack cards, they don't seem to support Digit Timeout, and therefore making a dial plan for that card is excessively difficult.
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^^^ USELESS for that card...
Anyone have any suggestions?
Yes, I've already bought several TDM400 cards, but there HAS to be a use for these PhoneJack cards I have.
Yes, I purchased the TDM400 cards (all 4 of them) through Digium. And, I will probably be buying more. Just got 3 FXS interfaces last night. So far I love these cards... I'll be buying a T1 interface some time in the fall, and yes... I will buy it from Digium.
At 11:27 PM 6/7/2004, you wrote:
Our company, Signate, is going to be offering a three day introductory Asterisk training course, the first of a series.
The first class will be in San Francisco the week of June 28. It will be a beta test to get the kinks out and we will not charge for the class or the materials. Anyone who attends is responsible for their own travel and lodging, if necessary.
I doubt anyone reading the lsit needs an introductory course, but I'm hoping you will know someone who does. We're going to take the first six lucky :-) applicants.
Please let me know if you can suggest anyone, or have them contact me directly.
William Boehlke
Signate provides design, installation, integration, training and management services for the Asterisk open source PBX.
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