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http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Getting_Started_Guide http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Getting_Started_Guide has a good overview of getting FreeSWITCH going. How
by mc_ 15y ago
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Getting_Started_Guide http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Getting_Started_Guide has a good overview of getting FreeSWITCH going. However, if you have no experience with VoIP or SIP, things may be a little rougher.
If you don't want to muck with FreeSWITCH's XML configs, blue.box (http://wiki.2600hz.org/display/bluebox/Home http://wiki.2600hz.org/display/bluebox/Home) is a good GUI tool that will configure your switch for you. See the quick start guide (http://wiki.2600hz.org/display/bluebox/Quick+start+configuration http://wiki.2600hz.org/display/bluebox/Quick+start+configura...) but know the docs are undergoing expansion and clarification. If you have questions, we're available on Freenode in #2600hz and have a pretty active community that likes to get folks up and running.
I work for 2600hz so I'm biased though :)
- runT1ME 15y agoIs there a reason you guys went with FreeSWITCH and not SIP Servlets/MobiCents or some other proprietary stuff he backend SIP code? Asterisk sucks for SIP...
- mc_ 15y agoSeveral reasons, among which include our co-founder is a co-author of the FreeSWITCH book, we love FreeSWITCH's eventing model, we built Whistle in Erlang and Andrew Thompson (Vagabond) had already built mod_erlang_event so we can tap into the event system with native Erlang terms. We believe strongly in open source wanted every piece of the puzzle to be open source.