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| Wanpipe for Windows |
Wanpipe CallWeaver Install
- CallWeaver Installation
Please go to http://www.callweaver.org/wiki/CallWeaver for the latest installation steps. - After the install is complete make an asterisk directory in /etc/ eg. mkdir /etc/asterisk/
- Download Latest Sangoma BRI Release
--> Latest 3.3.X Release ( <- Click to Download)
--> ChangeLog
- Copy and Untar the wanpipe package into /usr/src directory
--> cp <wanpipe package tgz file> /usr/src
--> cd /usr/src
--> tar xvfz <wanpipe package tgz file>
- Change directory into newly created wanpipe source directory
--> cd wanpipe-<version>
- Start Wanpipe installation
--> cd wanpipe-<version>
--> ./Setup install
Select option #6 SMG (BRI)
For the rest of the options please choose Default values.
Proceed with installation Select "Y" for each option.
- At this point Wanpipe BRI hardware drivers have been installed.
--> Optionally you can check that drivers load properly by running
--> wanrouter hwprobe
You should see list of A500 ports installed on your machine
-> wanrouter hwprobe verbose
You should see list as above along with detailed port info like TE/NT mode
Configuring Wanpipe and CallWeaver
- Move woomera.conf into the CallWeaver directory using the following command.
--> cp /etc/asterisk/woomera.conf /usr/local/etc/callweaver/
2. Next configure CallWeaver to load the woomera.conf file when it starts up. Edit the modules.conf file in /usr/local/etc/callweaver/.
--> vi /usr/local/etc/callweaver/modules.conf
3. Place the following line in the modules.conf file.
--> load => chan_woomera.so