Asterisk PBX Initial Setup Assistance
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I have a clean server ready and need Asterisk installed and brought to a working “out-of-the-box” state. That covers the core packages, basic SIP/Chan_PJSIP configuration, a starter dial-plan, and all the little touches—service auto-start, log rotation, and sensible security tweaks—so I can begin adding extensions immediately.
If you’ve done fresh Asterisk deployments before, especially on Debian or CentOS, tell me where and how many; your hands-on experience will weigh far more than theory. Once you’re finished I want to be able to register two soft-phones, place a test call, and verify audio both ways—nothing fancy yet, just proof the platform is solid.
Deliverables (all on my single VPS):
• Install the latest stable Asterisk with required dependencies
• Configure one sample SIP trunk and two local extensions
• Provide a minimal but functional dial-plan and voicemail box
• Harden the setup (fail2ban rules or equivalent)
• Hand over a short text log of commands/changes so I can reproduce or adjust later
SSH access is ready as soon as we agree on timing.
If you’ve done fresh Asterisk deployments before, especially on Debian or CentOS, tell me where and how many; your hands-on experience will weigh far more than theory. Once you’re finished I want to be able to register two soft-phones, place a test call, and verify audio both ways—nothing fancy yet, just proof the platform is solid.
Deliverables (all on my single VPS):
• Install the latest stable Asterisk with required dependencies
• Configure one sample SIP trunk and two local extensions
• Provide a minimal but functional dial-plan and voicemail box
• Harden the setup (fail2ban rules or equivalent)
• Hand over a short text log of commands/changes so I can reproduce or adjust later
SSH access is ready as soon as we agree on timing.