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Asterisk server Installation steps for Ubuntu ..!

Posted on November 12, 2013

 Asterisk installation process step by step.

  

        sudo apt-get install asterisk ↵

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  •     Type Y when you are prompted with the Do you want to continue [Y/n]? message
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  • Here you will see the default ITU-T telephone code of 61. But in our case if you are in North America as I am you will want to change it to 1
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  • Replace 61 with 1 and continue.

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  • That is it you are now done installing asterisk, but we should check a few things.
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  • Now lets launch the Asterisk CLI (Command Line Interface) to see if it is running, which is should be.

    Type in the following line.

    sudo asterisk -r ↵

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  • You can see below that you are now logged into the CLI of Asterisk. Now you just have to configure it!

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  • To get out of the CLI you can type the following line.

    exit ↵

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That is it you are done the install asterisk guide and you have a working login. You can now start configuring your Asterisk PBX!

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