Wanpipe RPMs for Elastix

Wanpipe Elastix RPMs are built for original kernel and Zaptel modules that comes with  Default Elastix.

Wanpipe modules are dependent on kernel modules and Zaptel modules!
If you recompiled a newer kernel or Zaptel, you will need to compile Wanpipe drivers manually!

1. Installing  Wanpipe RPMs
   
2. Configuring Sangoma Card
3. Manual Operation

 Installing Wanpipe RPMs 
Note: Elastix 1.0 Stable comes with Wanpipe-driver pre-installed with ISO. There is no need to install RPMS. Go to Step 2.

    To install Wanpipe RPMs manually

1. Check your kernel version : uname -r
   For eg:
   [root@elastix ~]# uname -a
   Linux elastix.example.com 2.6.18-8.el5 #1 SMP Thu Mar 15 19:57:35 EDT 2007 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
2. Download RPMs from ftp://ftp.sangoma.com/linux/RPMS/Elastix to local directory (e.g. /usr/src/)
   
   

   Elastix	Wanpipe-Version Change Log	Zaptel	Wanpipe Utility RPMs	Wanpipe Modules RPMs
   Elasti-0.9.2.4	Wanpipe-3.2.2	Zaptel-1.4.6-3	wanpipe-util-rpms	wanpipe-mod-rpms

3. Install RPMs
   #>rpm -i wanpipe-modules-<version>.rpm
   #>rpm -i wanpipe-util-<version>.rpm
4. Run "wanrouter hwprobe verbose " command to check detected  Card  on the system

1. Use wancfg_zaptel utility to configure the card. Follow on screen instruction to configure the card.
   [root@elastix ~]# wancfg_zaptel

     Manual Operation ( To start wanpipe, zaptel and Asterisk )
#> wanrouter start

1. #> ztcfg   -vvv           
   #> amportal start (or run #>asterisk)
   #> asterisk -r ( to connect with Asterisk server )
2. Manual Operation (To Stop )
   #> amportal stop (or run "stop now" on Asterisk CLI
   #> wanrouter stop
   #>service zaptel stop (this will unload zaptel module if they were use by other device).