Nerd Vittles tricks out trixbox and calls it easy as 1..2..3 for Trixbox 1.2.3.
As usual NV (Nerd Vittles) has done it again. This time with Trixbox 1.2.3 the open source IPPBX. The newbies guide includes setting up of trixbox 1.2.3 (hey Vittles where is the Trixbox 2.0? just kidding) add FreePBX and a plethora of NV goodies. At the end you will have a fantastic VOIP IP Telephony solution, IPPBX based on TrixBox which is in turn based on ever popular Asterisk IPPBX.
Here are some goodies from NV;
The Game Plan.
Hardware Setup.
Upgrading TrixBox from a Prior Version of Asterisk@Home.
Loading CentOS/4 and TrixBox 1.2.3
Securing Your Passwords.
Securing and Activating A2Billing
Securing SugarCRM Contact Management.
If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It!
Upgrading TrixBox to Support MailCall.
Updating freePBX to the Latest Release.
Securing Asterisk.
Activating Bluetooth Support. HAH!
Activating Apache HTTPS Support.
IP Configuration for Asterisk.
Designing Your PBX System.
Initial Setup of freePBX.
Configuring freePBX Trunks.
Well so far I have reached only the middle of the article. I guess you head over to NV and digest the whole article.
He has a tip for windows Trixbox setup! Look for this info in the article.
HOT TIP: For a turnkey version of TrixBox 1.2.3 that runs on your Windows desktop and includes the entire setup we'll be discussing as well as an out-of-the-box setup for 10 extensions and two VoIP providers.
Well done NV, I will have mine without the wine, I am already drunk with info!.
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