Cisco CME and Asterisk Integration

First off this Asterisk help site assumes that you have installed an OS that Asterisk can run on, installed Asterisk, and any package that is need to run Asterisk PBX.

This site illustrate basic and advance configuration for Asterisk PBX.

Since this is a living document, feedback, questions, corrections, and additions to this site's topic are greatly welcomed. Please do not hesitate to send me an e-mail and I'll try to reply in a timely matter. The submission of scenarios, tips, and additions will be credited back to the owner of the submission. If you want to link to my site, please send me an e-mail letting me know and don't forget to send me the site URL doing the linking.

My Set Up

Asterisk server B is a Dell Dimension XPS T500 PC with a P3 500 MHz processor, 512mb of RAM, 14GB of HD space, running FreeBSD 5.3, and Asterisk version 1.0.3. Asterisk Server A is a Crystal Ria with dual P3 850mhx processors, 512mb of RAM, 20GB of HD space, running Redhat Fedora Core 1, and Astrisk CVS head 7/14/04. The Cisco CME is my every day PBX which is explain in further detail. Just click the "Cisco CME" button on the bottom to review how CME and Asterisk is used together.

Currently both asterisk server set ups do not support any PSTN trunking. All my calls are routed via SIP trunking through a SIP network provider or IAX between PBXs. However, I will be adding to server B a Digium TDM22B (2 FXO/2FXS), TE110P (single T1 CTI), and S00I "IAXy" ATA in the near future. Once I receive the items, and install them, I will update the web site with installation and configuration procedures.

Main Site Asterisk FreeBSD Digium Cisco Asterisk Support Asterisk Wiki Getting Started John Todd Asterisk Doc Project Aserisk-Users Search Page IP Phone BCM Call Flows IAX Call Flow MGCP Call Flow SS7 & SIP Call Flow Basic SIP Call Flow SIP RFCs RFCs More RFCs Internet Drafts More Internet Drafts IAX IAX Draft IAX/IAX2 Wiki Page	What's New WLAN600 First off this Asterisk help site assumes that you have installed an OS that Asterisk can run on, installed Asterisk, and any package that is need to run Asterisk PBX. This site illustrate basic and advance configuration for Asterisk PBX. Since this is a living document, feedback, questions, corrections, and additions to this site's topic are greatly welcomed. Please do not hesitate to send me an e-mail and I'll try to reply in a timely matter. The submission of scenarios, tips, and additions will be credited back to the owner of the submission. If you want to link to my site, please send me an e-mail letting me know and don't forget to send me the site URL doing the linking. My Set Up Asterisk server B is a Dell Dimension XPS T500 PC with a P3 500 MHz processor, 512mb of RAM, 14GB of HD space, running FreeBSD 5.3, and Asterisk version 1.0.3. Asterisk Server A is a Crystal Ria with dual P3 850mhx processors, 512mb of RAM, 20GB of HD space, running Redhat Fedora Core 1, and Astrisk CVS head 7/14/04. The Cisco CME is my every day PBX which is explain in further detail. Just click the "Cisco CME" button on the bottom to review how CME and Asterisk is used together. Currently both asterisk server set ups do not support any PSTN trunking. All my calls are routed via SIP trunking through a SIP network provider or IAX between PBXs. However, I will be adding to server B a Digium TDM22B (2 FXO/2FXS), TE110P (single T1 CTI), and S00I "IAXy" ATA in the near future. Once I receive the items, and install them, I will update the web site with installation and configuration procedures. Resume´
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