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Adding blacklist to an Asterisk PBX Server

September 26, 2005 by Jack Zimmermann 20 Comments

Update: The code below does not work in Asterisk 2.0b4 or newer. I will update with instructions on how to get it to work in those versions. Thanks to Dan for pointing this out. Update: I have changed the code to the removed part. It now requires a key press to accept the number to […]

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Filed Under: Asterisk PBX Tagged With: Asterisk, Linux, PBX, VoIP

Adding ENUM support in Asterisk@Home

September 13, 2005 by Jack Zimmermann 8 Comments

There’s a system called ENUM that enables VoIP servers like Asterisk to check the number your dialing to see if there is a possibility to connect directly to your server instead of going over PSTN land lines. So I registered at E164.org and added my phone number. I tried to figure out how to add […]

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Filed Under: Asterisk PBX

Screaming monkeys

September 13, 2005 by Jack Zimmermann 4 Comments

Today I finally got to see a tele-marketer getting caught in my Asterisk server. I’ve made a blacklist system, so I can blacklist callers. As soon as they call, they get transfered to a voice saying “There is no one to take your call, they’ve all been carried away by monkeys” and then a lot […]

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More Asterisk AGI

September 9, 2005 by Jack Zimmermann 2 Comments

I have finally finished my first AGI program for my Asterisk server. So time for my next program. I have installed Nagios network monitoring program on one of my machines. I want Nagios to call my mobile phone when one of my servers go down and using Festival, giving me a voice message of what […]

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Change SIP in iChat AV

September 7, 2005 by Jack Zimmermann Leave a Comment

In apples voice/video chat program, it appears that it uses some kind of SIP protocol to communicate. But Apple, why not implement SIP phone ability into iChat AV? Being able to make voice phone calls to other SIP phone systems would be really cool.

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Filed Under: Macintosh

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