VoiceOne Callware

Callware VoiceOne is an easy to use web based GUI for the Asterisk PBX.
It gives full control over PBX settings from the admin configuration panel. You can manage extensions, VoIP trunks, users queues and rules sets, and dynamically create a IVR.

Features

- Client/Server architecture based on Web services
- Relies on Asterisk Realtime Architecture (ARA)
- SIP extensions management (support for Zap/IAX/mISDN soon added)
- Remote offices via IAX with RSA public key encryption
- Supports VoIP and traditional Telco providers
- Powerful IVR creation system
- Queues system management
- Customizable user's profile
- Powerful configuration of mISDN ports/interfaces
- Policies system for users/groups management
- SIP, IAX and mISDN general/default options configuration
- Static-like text editor for conf files
- Easy setup wizard
- lots more...

Check out the demo at: http://www.voiceone.it/demo/

Source: http://www.voiceone.it/

Comment: This is an early alpha and not all of the features work. However, if they can finish this up, it looks like it could be a major player in the Asterisk GUI market.

Newbies Guide to Asterisk@Home 2.2

Our good friends over at Nerd Vittles have just published a new 'soup to nuts' guide to setting up Asterisk@Home 2.2. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know to get your system up and running, tweaked for best performance, tightended down for security, and a few really cools tricks that you probably didn't even know were possible.

VoipSpeak - Newbies Guide to Asterisk@Home 2.2

IP Communications Provides Local Number Service

ATLANTA, Ga. / December 14 / IP Communications, LLC, a leading provider of voice over the internet protocol (VoIP) based solutions for application service providers and call centers worldwide announced the launch of its online provisioning portal in support of it industry leading IPDID ™ local number service. The provisioning portal enables any service provider to order and provision any number of direct inward dialing (DID) numbers with a flexible combination of voice paths within minutes. The ordering portal addresses network provisioning as well as DID ordering in a logical and flexible manner.

VoipSpeak - IP Communications Provides Local Number Service

GPL Hardware Project for Asterisk

David Rowe has mailed details of a new GPL hardware project for Asterisk:

uCasterisk (you-see-Asterisk) is a set of scripts, makefiles and patches to build Asterisk for uClinux. The target is the Blackfin BF533 STAMP board, although it should be portable to other uClinux platforms.

uCasterisk is one part of a project to build a completely open telephony hardware platform. Both the hardware and the software will be freely available under the GPL. The target cost for a complete IP PBX (including multiple analog ports or a T1) is $200 to $400. Imagine an Asterisk-powered IP-PBX in the form factor of an ATA - no PC required.

VoipSpeak - GPL Hardware Project for Asterisk

Coalescent Systems Unveils Gabcast Service

Coalescent Systems, developers of the Asterisk Management Portal, have announced a new web service that allows users to call into their system over toll free numbers, local numbers, or Free World Dialup numbers to record their audio programs. This will help people who want to do a podcast but dont have recording equipment a simple way of getting started.

VoipSpeak - Coalescent Systems Unveils Gabcast Service

Updated Guide to using the SPA-3000

My original article on using the SPA-3000 was extremely popular but with new versions of Asterisk and Asterisk@Home, the original instructions don't work quite right. After finally upgrading my own system to Asterisk@Home 2.1, I needed to get the SPA-3000 back working again. This new article is all updated and tested, so if you use the SPA-3000, you can now get it back working properly.

Updated Guide to Setting Up The SPA-3000

AMP: Using Users and Devices

AMP (Asterisk Management Portal) has a number of hidden features, one of which is the "Users and Devices" mode. Using this mode you can seperate users from devices unlike the standard "Extensions" mode which associates one user to one device. For an overview of this feature and how to enable it, check out the latest article at VOIPSpeak.

AMP: Users and Devices

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