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* [[Using a node in the cluster to dial out from other nodes]] | * [[Using a node in the cluster to dial out from other nodes]] | ||
* [[Integrating with Yealink Redirection and Provisioning Service (RPS)]] | * [[Integrating with Yealink Redirection and Provisioning Service (RPS)]] | ||
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Revision as of 13:50, 5 February 2019
- Installing MiRTA PBX
- Upgrading/Downgrading Asterisk
- Configuring BLF on a phone
- Running on VMware
- Upgrading kernel
- Using Parking Lots
- Clustering and High Availability
- Configuring Yealink to receive the number from the parked call
- Configuring Zoiper to use chat
- Changing the clock source
- Choosing between Host Based Routing and SIP Registration
- Enabling jitter buffer
- Installing OutCall
- Installing ADAT
- Installing ssh2 support in PHP
- Text to Speech and Speech to Text services with IBM Bluemix
- Changing server name
- Changing server IP
- Configuring apache for Web Socket SSL Realtime Portal
- Adding a node to a cluster
- Installing OPUS codec
- Installing SIPTAPI
- Phones local dial plan
- Activating PJSIP
- Adding SSH support to PHP
- Upgrading CUPS to include ipp support
- Using haproxy
- Configuring OpenDNS
- Configuring BLF on Cisco SPA
- Using Cisco 7900/8800/9900 phones
- Advanced MySQL optimization for Call History speed-up (MySQL partition)
- TCP port Exhaustion
- Debugging bad calls
- Enabling WebRTC
- Configuring Bandwidth for inbound SMS
- Improving MiRTA PBX speed
- Nagios and check_sip
- Using a node in the cluster to dial out from other nodes
- Integrating with Yealink Redirection and Provisioning Service (RPS)
- QueueMetrics integration