Signal to Noise » linksys http://macvoip.com/stn Teddy Wallingford, Rock and Roll CEO Tue, 03 Apr 2012 17:04:47 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Jazinga: Putting the AUTO in Auto-provisioning http://macvoip.com/stn/2008/07/03/jazinga-putting-the-auto-in-auto-provisioning/ http://macvoip.com/stn/2008/07/03/jazinga-putting-the-auto-in-auto-provisioning/#comments Thu, 03 Jul 2008 18:16:21 +0000 Ted Wallingford http://macvoip.com/stn/?p=679 Continue reading →]]> Jazinga, a startup from Toronto that offers a new breed of Asterisk/Freeswitch-based IP-PBX, has put a lot of muscle into the automatic phone provisioning features.  The idea is, if you have an IP phone on your Jazinga-powered LAN, you should literally have to “do nothing” to get it working.  So I decided to put this claim to the test with a pair of Jazinga-supplied Linksys SIP phones.

And, I was going to videotape the whole process so I could share the ups and downs with folks on YouTube. I plugged the Linksys phone into the LAN and went to get my camcorder.  But, by the time I got back with it, which was about 2 minutes, the phone was ALREADY RUNNING on the Jazinga system. So it went from out the factory box to being a working SIP peer on the Jazinga system, firmware config and all, in under two minutes, and the best part–I did NOTHING, just as Jazinga claimed. Heck, I didn’t even have to key the MAC address of the phone into the Jazinga box.

Those clever Canadians are pretty good at this VoIP stuff–they should keep it up!

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