Building a conference bridge for newbs
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 8:15 pm
Hi all,
Aside from years of working with Ubuntu Studio and some work with Asterisk via GUI, I am relatively new to Linux and have no experience with building a conference bridge using Linux prior to yesterday.
Here's what I have done;
Installed CentOS 6 - maybe not the be distro to use - recommendations are welcome.
Compiled Opal
Complied PWLib
Tried to compile openh323 but got ERROR 404 from voxgratia.org when trying to download openh323-v1_19_1...
I know it is too much to ask but does anyone have a checklist/step-by-step/how-to guide for building a conference bridge from Linux installation to openMCU installation with a guideline for the necessary steps in between.
I have been reading (and googling for days)
any recommendations are greatly appreciated. I am extremely interesting in learning more about the benefits and usage of VoIP/Videoconferencing using Linux.
Thanks
Aside from years of working with Ubuntu Studio and some work with Asterisk via GUI, I am relatively new to Linux and have no experience with building a conference bridge using Linux prior to yesterday.
Here's what I have done;
Installed CentOS 6 - maybe not the be distro to use - recommendations are welcome.
Compiled Opal
Complied PWLib
Tried to compile openh323 but got ERROR 404 from voxgratia.org when trying to download openh323-v1_19_1...
I know it is too much to ask but does anyone have a checklist/step-by-step/how-to guide for building a conference bridge from Linux installation to openMCU installation with a guideline for the necessary steps in between.
I have been reading (and googling for days)
any recommendations are greatly appreciated. I am extremely interesting in learning more about the benefits and usage of VoIP/Videoconferencing using Linux.
Thanks