Getting Started With Asterisk

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Installing Asterisk

What you have here is a link to a very LONG page that has to do with installing Asterisk. It was written as a generic guide to installing Asterisk, and, as such, has no instructions at all about how to actually configure it for use on the CNET. It is, however, an EXCELLENT step-by-step getting-started guide. If you follow it exactly, not leaving out any of the steps, you WILL end up with a working Asterisk box, running on Red Hat Linux.

A couple of things, before you begin:

  1. If you need a copy of the Red Hat 9 distribution, you can get it at ftp.ckts.info. Be sure to grab all three ISO images, and then burn them to CD.
  2. When you're done, come back to here to get the configuration files you'll need to actually join the CNET.

OK. It looks like you're ready to go. Grab a coffee, Mountain Dew, or other chemical stimulant, and click on the link below:
 
http://www.automated.it/guidetoasterisk.htm

Y'all come back, now. Hear?


 

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