[Aaug] Interesting Links & AAUG stuff

[Kris]

http://www.funambol.com/

http://www.funambol.com/product/faq.html

Funambol’s open source mobile application server is based on the Open 
Mobile Alliance Data Synchronization and Device Management standard (OMA 
DS/DM, popularly known as SyncML), that is supported by more than 75% of 
new mobile handsets. Funambol provides mobile push email, PIM 
synchronization and device management software that allows developers in 
carriers, enterprises and ISVs/ASPs to synchronize, provision and manage 
mobile devices. Funambol’s mobile application server is flexible and 
open, allowing the company and community to offer implementations of 
other leading synchronization and management protocols for the wireless 
market.

http://www.mbuni.org/

Mbuni is a fully-fledged Free/Open Source MMS gateway. It includes both 
core network MMS switching (i.e. MMSC) capabilities as well as messaging 
gateway (i.e. MMSC infrastructure integration) features, and is suitable 
for operators and MMS VAS providers.


http://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/

Asterisk Tutorials


http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/02/16/allfreecalls-shut-down/

AllFreeCalls 
<http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/01/29/allfreecalls-unsurprisingly-successful/> 
has been taken offline after a flurry of legal action 
<http://gigaom.com/2007/02/07/atts-free-call-bill-2-million/> by a very 
pissed off AT&T.

An example of what Greg from XO was talking about last night...


http://ruby.meetup.com/83/

The Atlanta Ruby Meetup Group <http://ruby.meetup.com/83/>

For more on Ruby Rails and Asterisk see Evan's PDF & PPT presentation..

http://atlaug.com/stuff/Presentations/Astricon06/


The Atlanta Ruby Meetup 
Grouphttp://www.barcampusa.org/wiki/index.php?title=VoIP

Atlanta based Bryan Johns <mailto:bryan at sheltonjohns.com> will be 
organizing the VoIP community for BarCampUSA 2007.


http://www.rhinoequipment.com/

We are proud that Rhino is part of the Asterisk community.

Each Rhino is fully compatible with Asterisk; our channel banks feature 
the Rhino-only automatic setup option called "Auto T1" making 
installation a breeze.



NOTES FROM LAST MEETING...

AAUG Meeting 1/30/07

Last Tuesday of the month will be the regular meeting date at Noble Systems

Jim Noble introduced himself and discussed Asterisk with the attendees

Kris now recommends EasyVoxBox....

http://easyvoxbox.org/

Trixbox 1.2.3 is the last really stable release of the Trixbox project.

http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=164

We’ve gotten literally hundreds of emails asking the same two questions: 
when do we plan to switch to TrixBox 2.0 and how about upgrading to 
Asterisk 1.4? Our answer is always the same to both questions: /not 
anytime soon/. Why? Because there is almost nothing that can’t already 
be done with TrixBox 1.2.3. It’s 99% reliable, at least once you 
/NerdVittlize It/ using our upgrade script 
<http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=153>. So what do these upgrades buy 
you other than another version number? Who knows? We’d suggest you do a 
lot of reading before making the leap. Start with Chris Sherwood’s Guide 
<http://www.sureteq.com/asterisk/trixboxv2.0.htm> and see if there’s 
some new feature you really can’t live without. And then check out the 
TrixBox Help Forum 
<http://www.trixbox.org/modules/newbb/viewforum.php?forum=2> to 
determine if you can deal with the reported problems.

Many attendees were having problems with Trixbox 2.0

Does 1.4 include a working T.38 implementation?

http://www.soft-switch.org/


      FAX over VoIP, and FAX over IP (FoIP)

Work is in progress on an implementation of *T.38*, the real-time FAX 
over IP protocol. A number of questions raised about FoIP has prompted 
these notes <http://www.soft-switch.org/foip.html> on the subject.

Some initial documentation on the *T.38* gateway, and termination 
software can be found here <http://www.soft-switch.org/t38/index.html>. 
The latest development version of *spandsp* (the 0.0.3xxx series) 
contain work in progress support for *T.38*.


Steve Henke presented an Enterprise VON 2006 wrap up

DDWRT was run in the bridge mode at the conference for Internet connectivity

app-rpt will not pass DTMF into the Asterisk dialplan

XO would like to talk about shared services

February 27 will be the next meeting date

Asterisk Build Out Day Planning

Bringing Asterisk installs into the realm of the everyday user

April, possibly at the Emory Law School or Georgia Tech

Possibly hardware on consignment

Pluto Home Automation special emphasis session at an AAUG meeting

Possible speakers for ALE and the Atlanta Radio Club meeting to prime 
the pump for the Asterisk Installation Festival