Grimsy's Blog

Glintech integrates Asterisk, Jabber for open source UC platform

A week or so ago, my boss came to me asking if I could write something on what'd I'd done internally with XMPP and Asterisk for someone he knew at Computerworld. I was only too happy to have someone listen to my ramblings, so I wrote up some replies to some of the questions his friend had asked.Last night my boss sent me a link to the article. Unfortunately, the article makes it look like he was the one who replied to the questions instead of me, but it's nice to get some of my work out there an...

Asterisk Bootcamp

Just a quick post to mention that I'm heading to Melbourne next month for the Asterisk Bootcamp (care of work). Should be a good opportunity to learn a lot of info about Asterisk and VoIP in general.

SPA942 Personal Directory with LDAP

A while ago, I posted a blog about the SPA942 Personal Directory. Well I've built on it a bit now and managed to get it populated from the information taken out of our LDAP server (Microsoft Active Directory). When we allocate a phone to someone, we fill in the ipphone field with their extension. We then also add two other ipphone entries, the first being the MAC address of the phone, the second being the phone's IP. I'm also managing calling groups (queues) in LDAP by creating security groups...

SPA942 Personal Directory

I've been setting up Asterisk at work recently, as our old PABX has reached it's limits. We picked up half a dozen SPA942's for some initial testing. I have to say that while the phones are nice as an end user, however some of the administration functions seem to come up a bit short. One of the big issues for us was that the personal directory on the phones doesn't actually have to option to be populated from Asterisk (or any other PBX other than SPA9000). I have to admit though, I'm not really ...

GLiNTECH #19 in BRW Fast 100

David Bolton Strikes Again » GLiNTECH in BRW Fast 100Dave already blogged about this a while back, but I thought I'd post it as well.The company I work for (GLiNTECH) recently made the BRW Fast 100 which is a list of Australia's definitive fastest growing small and medium businesses. Not only did we make it in, we came in at #19. Yay!Good to see Atlassian (the people behind Jira and Confluence) coming in at #10.