Hi

During the last weeks Asterisk boot-camp some of the students needed to import a Virtual box Debian image from my computer. It all went fine but we had to do 2 tricks to make it work (thanks to a student who found out which file to delete)

The virtual box image (exported appliance) had still my MAC-Address in the Virtual box settings as well the file /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules also had my original MAC-Address.

So you need to change the MAC-Address in the Virtualbox settings and delete the
/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rule to get a new IP-Address (if you use DHCP) or set a new IP-Address.

Step 1: Change virtualbox MAC-address of the respective network card
Step 2: Boot your Virtualbox (your network will fail)
Step 3: Delete /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
Step 4: Adjust your /etc/network/interfaces to your needs
Step 5: Reboot and everything works great!

Cheers
Daniel

Cheers
Daniel

This is a cool product if you need or like to build an Asterisk cluster with just one PRI line (E1/T1) connected.

The 1-port FoneBridge is cost effective, of high quality and provides excellent echo cancellation for your high availability Asterisk deployment.

You can achieve this:

A picture of the box:

Download the datasheet: 750-4000-datasheet.pdf

Let us know if you need help configuring your asterisk cluster with Redfone equipment :-).

Cheers and enjoy your Sunday!
Daniel

My son Milo (he is 5) got his first love letter from a pretty Japanese girl. :-)

I ask him if i'm allowed to share this with my friends and he told me i can.
So you here you go...

Let's see how "happy" i am if my daughter gets such letters... :-)

Wish you all a awesome weekend ahead!

Cheers
Daniel

Good Morning

It's official!!!

The prime minister office and residence is using Asterisk deployed by Intuit! :-)

Azwin and Sanjay did a awesome job! Thanks!

Cheers
Daniel

Good Morning Everyone

Yesterday i checked my blog stats (awstats) and was surprised that so many people visit my blog! That means i have to spend more time and blog much more about our adventure with Asterisk and Nagios at Intuittech Sdn Bhd (www.intuit.my).

Here the main stat:

There where 3925 unique visits in May (excluding traffic generated by robots, worms, or replies with special HTTP status codes).

Thanks for all the visits and i will improve on my regular blog writing...

Cheers and enjoy the Wednesday!!!
Daniel