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Category: IT Administration

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 December 22, 2008

Buying an OptiPlex with vPro from Dell Outlet

About a year ago, I bought a Dell OptiPlex 755 for a client. The machine came with Intel Advanced Management Technology (iAMT) with vPro. I soon discovered that has a …

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 …

IT Administration November 22, 2008

Getting Asterisk to Bridge Audio

In my original PBX in a Flash setup, Asterisk is set to “listen in” on calls. One advantage of this is that it can then respond to commands sent from …

IT Administration November 20, 2008

Setting Up a Polycom IP 430 Phone with FreePBX

I want to use a true SIP phone for my office phone. I was initially attracted to the Polycom SoundPoint IP 430 because of its support for electronic hookflash with …

IT Administration November 6, 2008

Setting Up PBX in a Flash, Part 4: Configuring a Linksys SPA3102

I’ve just posted a series of articles on selecting a VoIP PBX and setting it up under Microsoft Virtual Server. To read the series from the beginning, see Getting Into …

IT Administration November 6, 2008

Setting Up PBX in a Flash, Part 3: Configuring FreePBX

If you’ve been following along through the introduction, part 1, and part 2, you now have a PBX in a Flash (PiaF) setup running under Microsoft Virtual Server. It’s keeping time, …

IT Administration November 6, 2008

Setting Up PBX in a Flash, Part 2: Before Running FreePBX

The first article in this series, Getting Into VoIP, gave an overview of VoIP systems that I tested and why I chose to implement PBX in a Flash (PiaF). The …

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