The Edgar's Corner

I have already had posted some things taken with the new toy but decided to post it one directly.

Aa'm talking about my new mobile / photo machine that given the brilliant idea of lower prices in tmn took the time to acquire.

With a 3.2 MP camera in this toy is excellent: in photo, construction, usability. Since I started using my K310i which I had given a year ago I started to love Sony Ericsson. However the P800 I had in the past does not satisfy me much.

To bridge the saying which, nothing like a 2GB card from Sandisk. Pena is the price, these cards MemoryStick Micro M2 are very expensive. SanDisk and E are not the same Sont, because these do not even talk.

Already note there. Photos taken in Almada Forum this Saturday. The images are not anything mails were only taken with my new phone in order to capture the moment.

Camera: Sony Ericsson K800i CyberShot 3.2 MP - Reduced to 40% of original publication

Since mine gallery still does not work here in the esoteric, here are some photos from the trip to the Alps Francisco in order to share these beautiful images.

Camera: Sony Cybershot - Reduction to 30% image size for publication

As the post yesterday (and since this is a blog, will serve just to put some things here that do) I used yesterday for the first time I had Asterisk installed.

Used for simplicity Asterisk now, which is an open source appliance, this is a customized Linux system containing the Asterisk, the Asterisk GUI and another set of software for Asterisk.

To work with it resorted to as a softphone to have no IP phone and it worked perfectly.

Users create, test everything ok. Next step was a addicionar SP, in this case VoIPTalk that allowed me to receive the call on Inbound and Outbound do.

Of course before this work we want to set the rules for Inbound or Outbound from the. The truth is that after creating a queue service, or "Call Qeue" in English I stop getting calls. I do not know why but I think something is mixed up here.

Demos for it when I tried to create an IVR for Luis to call me, but the calls come here is a lie. I do not know what goes muto honestly, until I get the idea that it is the SP that does not get here calls since the service console is registered, usually when they call info appears on the console of the call being established, and not here.

Weird stuff ...

Nexts Steps to work this out with IVR, CTI and test the system.

Today I started doing some experiments with the asterisk now.

It's all managed through the browser, which for the time being I can do the same for outbound Luis Forte through a configuration of a SIP Provider, in which case the VoIPTalk where is Luis. These facilities can also be extended using the IAX to connect with other asterisk.

With a simple softphone, the SJPhone , I managed to make some successful tests.

The first difference I find is in terms of structure, of which I am accustomed to structures Pilot - Queued - Group Processing Plant Alcatel just have to create this "Call queues." Philosophy seems practical, and to be the only agent in the queue and if I call them on hold.

I'll still try to make a small IVR to meet Luis, and sleep:)

Below the web console setup asterisk with the active channels. Today an IVR, CTI tomorrow, then who knows

At times I did an exchange with the Francisco - a wireless teclaro a AGP graphics - and has recently been having to use the wireless keyboard to minimize the (un) storage space on your desk, I began to use it.

At first not used as a key to have a problem, however since I started using it, there was a day that I considered to be somewhat confusing, but eventually discover a beautiful mistake. ...

Usually write without looking at the keyboard, of course there are however some keys that are less common and sometimes there is so instinctive resort to looking at the keyboard. Well, that was detected while I tried to write "'" and carried the key on hand, "leading me to discover', and I ended up getting confusing.

The reason? Well ...

As you can see, in the key 'is replaced with'.

I do not like pointing fingers, but boy is this: Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 700

A picture on the box is not the back, so not an actual product sample, in which case the layout, but it seems those keyboards or get rid of the bugs from microsoft.

And for those who think "ah he switched (rotated) and hold" by turning the key would be exactly the same.

That would be interesting to expose Microsoft, maybe they do get an email ...

I've been collecting some garbage here for the desktop, and in time to cleaning I found these two "very nice" pics, reoubadas do not know where.

Here they are.

For some time now that we have been promising, but the truth is that both I and Louis seem to suffer the same problem: lack of time.

Luis already bought your VoIP phone, and I do not either, but plan to use the VoIP functionality of my MediaGateway Meo to test with a simple phone.

The truth is that even a simple softphone used to it. The idea? Well ....

Know that this short list of features here makes me want to run the world.

Just thinking about a complete open source PABX interconnection with CTI without royalty is excellent. IVR, call centers, etc etc .... there are many ideas.

There is no time for such hardware megalomaniac ideas but Asterisk VoIP PBX is connected as well as possible.

For now the AsteriskNOW (Asterisk for Beginners as they call it) is already installed. Failure now to arrange a phone and get some experience.

Were it not work on projects that are in arrears, was so good ...

What is Asterisk

Asterisk is the world's leading open source telephony engine and tool kit. Offering Flexibility unheard of in the World Of proprietary communications, Asterisk empowers developers and integrators to create advanced communication solutions ... for free.

Asterisk ® is released to open source under the GNU General Public License (GPL), and it is available for download free of charge. Asterisk ® is the most popular open source software available, with the Asterisk Community Being the top influencer in VoIP

Asterisk as a switch branch exchange (PBX)

Asterisk Can Be configured to the core of an IP or hybrid PBX, switching calls, managing routes, enabling features, and connecting callers with the outside world over IP, analog (POTS) and digital (T1/E1) connections.

Asterisk runs on a Wide Variety of operating systems including Linux, Mac OS X, OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Sun Solaris and Provides all of the features you would expect from a PBX including many advanced features That Are Often Associated with high end (and high cost) proprietary PBXs. Asterisk's architecture is designed for maximum Flexibility and Supports Voice over IP in many protocols, and Can interoperate with almost all standards-based telephony equipment using Relatively inexpensive hardware .

Asterisk gateway to the

It Can Also Be the built OUT The Heart of the media gateway, bridging the legacy PSTN to the expanding world of IP telephony. Asterisk's modular architecture Allows Between convert it to a wide range of communications protocols and media codecs.

Asterisk as a feature / media server

Need an IVR? Asterisk's got you covered. How about a conference bridge? Yep. It's in there. What about an automated attendant? That Asterisk does too. How about a replacement for your aging legacy voicemail system? Can do. Unified messaging? No problem. Need a telephony interface for your web site? Ok

Asterisk in the call center

Asterisk Has Been adopted by call centers around the World based on ITS flexibility. Call center and contact center developers Have built complete ACD systems based on Asterisk. Asterisk Has Also added new life to existing call center solutions by adding remote IP agent capabilities, advanced skills-based routing, predictive and bulk dialing, and more.

Asterisk in the network

Internet Telephony Service Providers (ITSPs), competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) and even first-tier incumbents Have Discovered the power of open source communications with Asterisk. Feature servers, hosted services clusters, voicemail systems, pre-paid calling solutions, all based on Asterisk Have helped Reduce costs and enabled flexibility.

Asterisk everywhere

Asterisk Has Become the basis for Thousands of communications solutions. If You Need to Communicate, Asterisk is your answer.

Already be a few days I've been trying to write something about this, but I admit that the problems here in the new home has prevented that.
Now they are already solved, since now I can put pictures here's.
The LimeSurvey seems to be a great open source application that lets you make those questionnaires online very simply and quickly. Tired of codar a simple PHP script to do a survey? Well this application seems able to handle it.
The best test a little later.

The site is in http://www.limesurvey.org/

Already missing it here ...

The MSDNAA is even fantátisca, so I decided to install Visual Studio 2005 Professional that I got from Microsoft under the MSDNAA, which the Deetc is associated with the ISEL.

But the problems did not wait, and you need a "porradão" of updates ....

Good Lord ....