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VoIP is probably easier than I thought
By Nick Hodge | November 10, 2006
- Churn to Internode Issue in our household is the nGb/month - not mGb/second. Whilst Internode has yet to install ADSL+ into our exchange, I am happy to wait for 'em, and rid outselves of Bigmuddle/Bigpuddle.
- Purchase Nodephone service, and get a "incoming" phone number
- Install Asterisk on our Debian server
- Install a Softphone, maybe buy an ATA (or just get a Billion router)
- Poke hole in Firewall for SIP access, or use IAX.
- Configure incoming voicemails, extensions, outgoing call dialplans. All that stuff
- Save at least AU$20/month on comm calls with x2 bandwidth
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Topics: debian, internode, voip |
