Hi everyone,
Someone would have already installed AsteriskNow on a Raspberry Pi 3 ? I know there is a version for raspberry named RasPBX on the website http://www.raspberry-asterisk.org/ but he’s not complete like the version FreePBX with CentOS. Anybody know how can I do that ?
Best regards,
Lordaker.
AsteriskNOW itself is only provided for PC.
If you want FreePBX and a distro you should investigate other options.
AsteriskNOW is a FreePBX based distribution. The same restrictions that normally apply for FreePBX apply to it.
One more question. ASteriskNow works with all type of IP Phone like Grandstream or Digium Phone only ?
I suspect it is most commonly used with non-Digium SIP phones.
Support for provisioning may be variable.
It should also support H.323 and Cisco native IP phones, but not other proprietary IP phone protocols.
Yes in the FreePBX Distro we can’t edit the configuration files… Why ?
Because FreePBX manages and creates the configuration files, that is its purpose.
Install Raspbian which is a Debian-based, then follow the FreePBX instruction for Debian installation
Perhaps. But they could have left us the ability to customize the configuration files.
But it’s a great application for the persons like me, who don’t have enough knownledge in telephony.
For support on FreePBX, use https://community.freepbx.org/
However, I believe it does allow some customisation, but that customisation needs to done within the constraints of the very large static dialplan provided by FreePBX.
ambiorixg12:
Install Raspbian which is a Debian-based, then follow the FreePBX instruction for Debian installation
This is the answer, thanks. (Might try it myself.)