Yes. I've actually been investigating Asterisk lately, mostly research
and downloading the Asterisk@Home ISO. I'm primarily a hardware
(systems) junkie, with stronger experience in Windows desktops and
servers, but I'm definately interested.
VT
Macy1 Hallock wrote:
>
> I've been investigating Asterisk of late. As a voice/data person I
> find it really slick, but haven't progressed very far. I've seen
> a bit about this topic posted here and short mentions at meetings,
> so there's been some activity, but I'd like to see (and do) more.
>
> Are there any co-conspirators who might be interested in forming
> a SIG or informal group to learn, install, administer and experiment
> with Asterisk and related VoIP stuff here?
> And is this too organized an approach?
> Any comments, suggestions?
> How about any rants, raves or just some narrative about what
> you've done with this technology?
> Or just post some working configuration files?
>
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