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How to Configure FreeSWITCH on Windows Part 1 By Stelios Antoniou August 17, 2011 Last week we looked at how to install FreeSWITCH along with a basic overview of the popular VoIP platform. Now it’s time to get into the good stuff. In this article I will describe a simple scenario where FreeSWITCH could be installed and provide its services. We will also go through all the necessary configuration files and the basic configuration options that you definitely need to know when configuring FreeSWITCH. Note: Keep in mind that this article (and the complete FreeSWITCH article series) is based on Windows installation, although configuration files on any platform are more or less the same. FreeSWITCH Network Scenario Freeswitch can be incorporated into your existing data network by just connecting your FreeSWITCH hosted PC into your existing LAN network. Softclient phones can be installed on your network PCs, VoIP phones can be separately incorporated into the LAN an
How to configure Asterisk with iCall This quick tutorial will talk you through installing Asterisk, setting up iCall as a gateway, and configuring outbound and inbound services. For the purposes of this walk through, we'll assume that you're using a Linux-based system. For Windows, FreeBSD, or OSX - all instructions other than the basic installation process are identical. Getting Asterisk To download the latest version of Asterisk, visit http://www.asterisk.org/downloads and select the branch you'd like to use (the differences between 1.4 and 1.6 is outside of the scope of this tutorial, however, either one will function fine with our service). # wget http://downloads.asterisk.org/pub/telephony/asterisk/releases/asterisk-1.6.1.9.tar.gz # tar zxvf asterisk-1.6.1.9.tar.gz # cd asterisk-1.6.1.9 # ./configure # make # make install # make samples Asterisk should now be installed in. Adding the iCall gateways Now that we have the system installed, we need to
How to configure FreeSWITCH with iCall This quick tutorial will talk you through installing FreeSWITCH, setting up iCall as a gateway, and configuring outbound and inbound services. For the purposes of this walk through, we'll assume that you're using a Linux-based system. For Windows, FreeBSD, or OSX - all instructions other than the basic installation process are identical. Getting FreeSWITCH To download and install FreeSWITCH, perform the following. Note that the uncompressed directory name will change depending on the build version. # wget http://latest.freeswitch.org/freeswitch-1.0.5-latest.tar.gz # tar zxvf freeswitch-1.0.5-latest.tar.gz # cd freeswitch-1.0.5-XXXX # ./configure # make # make install FreeSWITCH should now be installed in /usr/local/freeswitch . Making some basic changes By default, FreeSWITCH puts its "external" SIP profile on port 5080. While technically it will work fine, it's a bit confusing. At iCall, we default to 506
Multiple Apache httpd configurations - One Installation Description This is an extension to the http daemon from apache.org. The goal was to advance apache's http daemon that we can start it with multiple configurations on one single server with many ip addresses! We use the http daemon generally for loadbalancing Tomcat/IIS/... applications + SSL offloading. On our former installations we had to compile the http daemon for every instance we wanted to run on the server. Now we can compile/install one apache http daemon and use this single instance with multiple configurations. (ip's/ssl-certificates/...) The other goal was that it had to be easy to change the http daemon version to a newer one which is now pretty charming! :) Compiling / installing & configuring Apache's HTTPD + Modules Installing & configuring the httpd Create apache2 folder in /usr/local Downloading the source to root/software eventually set proxy environment variabl