Interesting read – basically instructions on how to install Apache, MySQL and PHP on a thumb drive (USB memory key) so you can run it on different windows machines. It could come in very handy for testing or demos. I… Read More »Windows AMP on a USB
I stumbled across the new service from Jeff Pulver over the weekend. I’m not sure how I missed the Slashdot article on the story, but I’m glad I stumbled across it. The basic premise is that home Asterisk users ‘donate’… Read More »fwdOUT Phone Sharing Network
I just ran across startup Realm Systems‘ Mobile Personal Server. It’s basically a cell phone sized server (400 MHz dual PowerPC processors, up to 64 MByte DRAM, up to 20 GByte hard disk space, up to one GByte Flash memory)… Read More »Mobile Personal Server
It took me a while to get to this one, but last week’s eWeek has an interesting review of Zultys‘ MX250. I’ve been intrigued by their advertisements of inexpensive VoIP systems, and have ready very positive reviews of their phones.… Read More »eWeek review of Zultys MX250 Media Exchange
This week’s Network magazine is a veritable smorgasborg of VoIP info. This story is about the offerings MCI and AT&T have for offering VoIP over Private IP VPN services. An interesting read.
Well, another article is out slamming VoIP – because our networks aren’t “ready” for it. I started reading it expecting to find gems of hidden knowledge on VoIP implementation pitfalls, but instead found another naysayer who is holding VoIP to… Read More »More VoIP Hype – “VoIP’s Impossible Divide?”
Well, another article is out slamming VoIP – because our networks aren’t “ready” for it. I started reading it expecting to find gems of hidden knowledge on VoIP implementation pitfalls, but instead found another naysayer who is holding VoIP to… Read More »More VoIP Hype – “VoIP’s Impossible Divide?”
Today I took a break from my Mambo and Asterisk work to attend a regional coordination meeting. Had some interesting discussions on a variety of topics – including one on Learning Management Systems (LMS). A variety of software was discussed,… Read More »Open source LMS – Moodle
This week’s Computerworld has an interesting article on VoIP security. The article states: “NIST made nine recommendations for implementing VoIP in a secure manner. For example, the report calls for IT managers to build logically separate voice and data networks.… Read More »Deploy VoIP With Care, Feds Warn
After browsing the list of Live Linux CDs this morning, I started wondering if there were live distros of Asterisk or sipX. After a little googling, I came up with the Asterisk Live! CD. It’s put together by Andy Powell,… Read More »Live Asterisk CD