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Install Asterisk on top of your favorite distribution. Please refer to installation manuals (e.g. [[http://www.asteriskguru.com/|Asterisk-Guru]]) you can find on the net. You do not need H.323 or SIP because the fgcom client uses IAX2 as VoIP signaling protocol. Only if you think about connecting external VoIP applications to FGCOM you should consider to activate H.323 or SIP (but this is not the scope of this small howto). | Install Asterisk on top of your favorite distribution. Please refer to installation manuals (e.g. [[http://www.asteriskguru.com/|Asterisk-Guru]]) you can find on the net. You do not need H.323 or SIP because the fgcom client uses IAX2 as VoIP signaling protocol. Only if you think about connecting external VoIP applications to FGCOM you should consider to activate H.323 or SIP (but this is not the scope of this small howto). | ||
Notice: You need to install the zaptel driver modules - even if you won't use any hardware for telecom interfacing. You need the ztdummy kernel module for the asterisk conference application MeetMe() because it simulates a hardware clock needed by this application. Further development of FGCOM might use app_conference which don't needs any timing device. | |||
For now we want to use /etc/asterisk as the base configuration directory. | For now we want to use /etc/asterisk as the base configuration directory. | ||