How To Create Fedora Linux Based VoIP Solutions Using Asterisk

Asterisk is an open source and free software implementation of a telephone PBX VoIP solution. Asterisk offers features such as:
=> Voice-over-Internet protocol (VoIP)
=> Voice mail
=> Conference calling
=> Interactive voice response i.e. phone menus
=> Automatic call distribution
=> Custom programming in C or Perl using AGI

From the article:

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has emerged as a popular technology for modern voice communications. Many organizations have replaced their analog or proprietary digital telephone systems with VoIP-based solutions. This allows the consolidation of telephone services into an existing IP infrastructure. In addition, using IP to host voice services lets the organization leverage existing expertise–while retaining all of the network’s management advantages. Though not without its disadvantages, VoIP provides a compelling option to those looking for a telephone solution.
This article will present a simple VoIP solution using Asterisk, an open source private branch exchange (PBX) product. It will show you how to install Asterisk, configure it using its LDAP backend, and connect to it using the Ekiga software VoIP client and a Cisco 7900 Series VoIP telephone to make calls.

=> Open source telephony: a Fedora-based VoIP server with Asterisk

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1 Andrew jones June 2, 2009 at 4:27 pm: It’s a well written article .It is also economical to use.Hence,in my point of view we must try it out…
2 Jess Lising November 3, 2009 at 7:53 am: This is interesting. I want to learn how to setup and use VOIP.