wanpipe-freeswitch-install

FreeSwitch Linux Installation

1. Linux: Package requirements prior to Wanpipe installation
2. Linux: Wanpipe TDM Install for Freeswitch
3. LInux: Installing FreeSWITCH/OpenZAP
4. Linux: Advanced usage of Setup script 

FreeSwitch FreeBSD Installation

FreeSwitch Solaris Installation 

Wanpipe TDM Installation (Linux)

1. Download the appropriate WANPIPE® Release based on the Sangoma Hardware.
   Please download BETA Wanpipe Release
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2. Untar wanpipe release in arbitrary directory (/usr/src/ is recommended).
   

   #>tar xvfz wanpipe-<version>.tgz
   #>cd wanpipe-<version>

   After untarring WANPIPE®, the wanpipe<version>/ directory will be created.  
3. Run ./Setup install from the newly created wanpipe-<version> directory
      
            #>./Setup install
       or
            #>./Setup install --64bit_4GB 
                (in case X86_64bit & 4GB memory or more)
    
   Proceed with installation Select "Y" for each option.
   Under compilation mode:  Select "TDM API" (In newer betas it is called "TDM Voice API").
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4. Proceed with Defaults for the rest of the compilation.  
   
   If any errors are encountered during the compilation of the utilities, click here for assistance.

 
Confirm Successful Wanpipe Installation

1. Confirm successful Wanpipe installation run:
   

   #>wanrouter hwprobe
   

   
   This command will load the wanpipe modules and will print out list of all Sangoma hardware installed on the system.  

 FreeSwitch & OpenZap installation (Linux)

 Installing FreeSwitch requires the following:

On Centos 5.X:

#> yum install subversion autoconf bison flex make gcc gcc-c++ libtool automake ncurses-devel

On debian or ubuntu:

•  Install tools needed before packaging:
  #> apt-get install devscripts pbuilder gcc make bison automake autoconf flex libtool
• Let freeswitch handlerequired dependencies from the source with pbuilder

Now you can either user the release tarballs or check out the latest development version from the freeswitch repository:

For the latest release tarballs go to http://files.freeswitch.org/ and download the latest source package. Change into the directory you want to place the sources in and unpack the sources, for example:

#> cd /usr/src
#> tar xvfz freeswitch-1.0.1.tar.gz

To get the source of the latest development source, do the following:

• Decide where you will place the sources (we use /usr/src/freeswitch)
• Go to the parent directory of where you want to place the sources: cd /usr/src
• Check out trunk with subversion:
  # svn checkout http://svn.freeswitch.org/svn/freeswitch/trunk freeswitch
  # svn checkout http://svn.freeswitch.org:81/svn/freeswitch/trunk freeswitch
• Subversion will download all required files and place hem in the freeswitch subdirectory

Now lets proceed to building freeswitch.

 Install FreeSwitch/OpenZAP via Source without packaging

• Change into the freeswitch build directory
  #> cd freeswitch
• If you downloaded the tar file, skip this step, otherwhise bootstrap the source
  #> ./bootstrap.sh
• Configure the buildsystem
  #> ./configure --prefix=/opt/freeswitch --enable-core-libedit --with-openssl
• Select the modules to be build. The most important is to uncomment the opezap line (#../../libs/openzap/mod_openzap)
  #> vi modules.conf
• Build
  #> make all install
  #> make samples
  #> make sounds-install (to install the default sound files)
  #> make moh-install (to install default music on hold files)
• Proceed to the Configuration Page

Install FreeSwitch/OpenZAP as package

  On Centos 5.X:

•  you will require rpm build tools
  #> yum install rpm-build
• Now just run:
  #> rpmbuild -tb freeswitch-1.0.1.tar.gz
• Your rpm will be created, You will ahve to install it using rpm

 On Debian/Ubuntu: 

• Change into the freeswitch directory:
  #> cd freeswitch
• Call pbuilder to satisfy dependecies:
  #> sudo  /usr/lib/pbuilder/pbuilder-satisfydepends
• Call the package builder to create the .deb packages:
  #> debuild
• Use dpkg to install the resulting packages:
  #> cd ..
  #> sudo dpkg -i *.deb
• Proceed to the Configuration page

Proceed to: Configuring Wanpipe and Freeswitch