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(Updated VOIP server info with more details and config info) |
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'''* External incoming calls''' | '''* External incoming calls''' | ||
'''* Conference room function''' | '''* Conference room function''' | ||
'''* Delivery gate functionality''' | |||
'''* Toll-Free Outgoing dialing (0800 style nums) / Banned dialing for others (recording: 'why not borrow a friend's mobile?) ''' | '''* Toll-Free Outgoing dialing (0800 style nums) / Banned dialing for others (recording: 'why not borrow a friend's mobile?) ''' | ||
'''* General telephone information provided (address, nearest tube/train stops, membership information pointing to the website)''' | '''* General telephone information provided (address, nearest tube/train stops, membership information pointing to the website)''' | ||
* Paging / Intercom functionality (need to experiment with the actual physical phones to implement this) | * Paging / Intercom functionality (need to experiment with the actual physical phones to implement this) | ||
*** (outgoing call can be recorded and email alert sent to trustees and/or mailing list for safety) | <strike> * Dialing of Emergency 999 / 112 functionality <span style="color: red;> Decided to not be a liability with this (for now) </span> | ||
*** (outgoing call can be recorded and email alert sent to trustees and/or mailing list for safety) </strike> | |||
* Semi-secret comedy extensions (I'll document them in the wiki alongside the other stuff) | * Semi-secret comedy extensions (I'll document them in the wiki alongside the other stuff) | ||
* Easy networking to other Hackspaces and other projects (who entered the door last? Do we want a fortified intercom doorbell?) | * Easy networking to other Hackspaces and other projects (who entered the door last? Do we want a fortified intercom doorbell?) | ||
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Proposed extensions/ locations (specific locations to be appropriately and tastefully determined: | Proposed extensions/ locations (specific locations to be appropriately and tastefully determined: | ||
* Basement | * Basement - using Linksys SPA-942 for PC port passthrough in case someone needs to network a PC. | ||
* Main floor | * Main floor - using Linksys SPA-941 | ||
* Radio Shack | * Radio Shack - using Polycom conference unit or a Cisco 7940 phone | ||
* | * Outside gate - using Paul2's donated vandal-proof railroad analogue telephone handset feeding into the Cisco SPA122 | ||
* | * Virtual extensions are OK, but we need to handle that accordingly. | ||
PABX System details: | PABX System details: | ||
* HW: RaspberryPi Model B or B+ | * HW: Hosted on one of the infrastructure VMs in the hack space (Was RaspberryPi Model B or B+ ) | ||
* OS: Linux with tftpd service enabled for phones that need to boot and load config files over tftp, LHS logo screen graphics, etc. | * OS: Linux with tftpd service enabled for phones that need to boot and load config files over tftp, LHS logo screen graphics, etc. | ||
* PHONE SW: Asterisk software version 10 or 11 (Not truly necessary - we need something modern for ConfBridge) | * PHONE SW: Asterisk software version 10 or 11 (Not truly necessary - we need something modern for ConfBridge) | ||
* EXTERNAL VOICE GENERATION: Voice prompt aiff/ulaw files generated from bash script on an OS X 10.9+ Mac using the "Kate" voice. | * EXTERNAL VOICE GENERATION: Voice prompt aiff/ulaw files generated from bash script on an OS X 10.9+ Mac using the "Kate" voice. | ||
* CONFIG NOTE: Custom configs/scripts shall be shared via github | * CONFIG NOTE: Custom configs/scripts shall be shared via github or posted on the wiki. | ||
Infrastructure needs: | Infrastructure needs: | ||
* Run ethernet to Radio Shack (and possibly biohacking lab?) | * Run ethernet to Radio Shack (and possibly biohacking lab?) | ||