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IT Administration February 18, 2012

Monitor Asterisk with Logwatch

How can I be notified when Asterisk reports issues in its logs, e.g. if a connection is lagged? One way is to include the Asterisk logs in the logs that …

IT Administration November 15, 2011

Linksys SPA942 Busy Lamp Field with PiaF

A client has an old PBX in a Flash 1.3 installation running Asterisk 1.4.21.2. I’ve upgraded their Linksys SPA942 phones to the latest firmware, version 6.1.5(a). Can we get Busy …

IT Administration November 4, 2011

Get Asterisk to Use the G.729a Codec

I’m using Asterisk 1.8.5 under FreePBX 2.8.1.4. My endpoints (Polycom IP430 phone, SPA3102 ATA) and my ITSP all support the G.729a codec. I wanted to test audio quality using this …

IT Administration November 1, 2010

PowerEdge 1500SC: Bogus Memory and Linux Errors

Sometimes the trickiest errors are the ones you should ignore. I’m running PBX in a Flash, based on CentOS 5.2, on a Dell PowerEdge 1500SC. Back in February, I got …

IT Administration June 7, 2010

Linux Daily Delete Job with Logwatch

I have PBX in a Flash set up to create a daily backup and FTP the file to a Windows server. But how do I get rid of the old …

IT Administration February 16, 2010

PBX in a Flash as a Virtual Machine, Take 2: Hyper-V

Back in November 2008, I blogged  about Setting Up PBX in a Flash, Part 1: Configuring a Virtual Machine. That article discussed running PBX in a Flash (PiaF) under Microsoft …

IT Administration April 15, 2009

Monitoring CentOS Linux with Kaseya

I’m doing a trial of Kaseya 2008 hosted by the good folks at Virtual Administrator. I want to monitor my PBX in a Flash (PiaF) server, which runs under CentOS …

IT Administration March 30, 2009

Using an APC UPS with PBX in a Flash

Today a client had a power outage. Although the PBX in a Flash (PiaF) server was on an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), the outage lasted long enough that the PiaF …

IT Administration January 9, 2009

Keeping Asterisk Traffic Inside the VPN

No DTMF I’m setting up a new PBX in a Flash (PiaF) machine running Asterisk 1.4.21.2. I’m testing it by calling in with SJPhone across a VPN (the PiaF machine …

IT Administration November 24, 2008

Moving PBX in a Flash from a Virtual to a Physical Machine

After running PBX in a Flash (PiaF) in a virtual machine for a few days, I had a couple issues: The system would generate an occasional message “TSC appears to …

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