If you installed the default configuration then you've already got a PBX. I recommend looking at the default.xml file in conf/dialplan and also the user setup files like 1000.xml in conf/directory/default. The default config has 20 users already setup including voicemail. It also has examples on how to setup a service provider (gateway) for VoIP. See conf/sip_profiles for more information. Also, read up on this topic on the wiki. Sip profiles are very confusing at first. The best thing you can do is set up a system with the default config and play with it. You'll soon learn lots of things that you can do. -MC Sent from my iPhone On May 10, 2009, at 5:12 PM, "Nilesh J. Vaghela" <electromech@electromech.info

wrote:

Hi,

I am new to voip and freeswitch too.

I am trying to configure freeswitch initially for testing purpose.

I configured freeswitch on Fedora10 working ok.

With default configuration I can use EKIGA and X-Lite.

I want is configure freeswitch as soft EPABX.

Is there any small or basic howto any body can suggest.

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