June 2005
Intermediate to advanced
502 pages
21h 48m
English
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468 | Index
productivity gains, 167
projects
ACD (automatic call distribution) based
on area code, 284
Asterisk logging configuration,
tuning, 243–244
audit network performance, 214–216
call accounting, 97–100
call parking, 103
configuring IP phone and VoIP
network, 22–25
connecting multiple VoIP
networks, 302–306
custom codec selection and independent
call path, 127
dial-around for emergency dispatch, 352
DiffServ decision point, 200–203
distinctive ring detection, 286–287
fax-to-email gateway, 335–338
FMFM (find-me-follow-me)
application, 272–276
H.323 gatekeeper, 142–149
hardening a softPBX, 230–233
interactive directory on SIP display
phone, 325–328
Linux box as fax machine, 333–335
logging and controlling packets with
iptables, 238–242
making IP-to-IP phone call, 25
MD5 authentication for SIP
passwords, 225–227
multi-office dial-plan using PSTN
trunks, 280–282
packet inspection with Ethereal, 248–253
private hunt group, 105
PSTN trunks, grouping, 282
SDP capabilities negotiation, 253–257
simulating simple key system with ring
group, 83–87
sounds for IVR, creating, 346–348
testing IP phone with Asterisk, 49–52
tracing call setup with log
comparison, 258–261
trunk channel with POTS line, 70–73
voice mail system, 342–345
protocol analyzer (see packet inspection;
packet sniffing)
protocols, signaling, 130–133
proxies, ...
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