Elastix Install and Config PT 2

Elastix Open Source Unified Communications Server (Install & Config PT 2)

Elastix the Open Source Communication Server that can handle all your business communication needs. Out of the box on a basic installation and Elastix VoIP Server is ready to start accepting connections from any SIP Capable device. During the installation and configuration in this two part series we are going to show you how to configure elastix for a SIP capable device.

This means IPhone Apps, Android Apps, VoIP SIP Capable Phones, etc...

This configuration does not show you how to setup the Trunk it self so no out side communication is possible from this tutorial. The reason being is there are many Trunk Providers and depending on the provider of your Trunk will depend on the configuration you will use and your trunk provider should be able to walk you through this. But please do check back in the future because we will show how to add some of the larger Trunk Providers like Bandwidth.com in future tutorials.

Also If you have any questions or concerns on how to perform a task in My Videos please do not hesitate to ask for help. We will either put it in a Video Response on our Channel or give your some personal guidance.

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[thebigbigdaddy]

Great vid! Who do you use for a SIP Provider? Any leads?

[LinuxBoxSolution]

@thebigbigdaddy I personally use a private provider that is in the same colo facility as I am, using this method I don't use any of my bandwidth for data back and forth to him since it's in the colo facility. Anything outside the colo facility uses my monthly bandwidth plan with the Colo.

[jagilren]

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