Pre-built VMs?

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gmsmith

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Does someone have a list of pre-built VMs? I built one today with Trixbox (the new Asterisk@home). if anyone is interested, I can post it somewhere for download.
 
gmsmith said:
Does someone have a list of pre-built VMs? I built one today with Trixbox (the new Asterisk@home). if anyone is interested, I can post it somewhere for download.
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Pardon my ignorance, but what is Tribox? I tried a google search and did not seem to get anything that resembles an operating system.
 
It's spelled Trixbox and it's not an OS... it's a VoIP solution. The 'new Asterisk@home' was a giveaway... I hadn't heard of either before but since he gave two pointers about what it is, it was easy to rule out any other kind of product that's named 'Trixbox'. I think what he was saying was that he made a VM with a complete OS installed, that also has Trixbox set up inside.

I don't think it's very feasible to have pre-built VMs for download unless the OS in question is Linux or one of those FreeDOS stuff. So I'm guessing that gmsmith has it installed in a Linux installation?
 
wesley said:
It's spelled Trixbox and it's not an OS... it's a VoIP solution. The 'new Asterisk@home' was a giveaway... I hadn't heard of either before but since he gave two pointers about what it is, it was easy to rule out any other kind of product that's named 'Trixbox'. I think what he was saying was that he made a VM with a complete OS installed, that also has Trixbox set up inside.

I don't think it's very feasible to have pre-built VMs for download unless the OS in question is Linux or one of those FreeDOS stuff. So I'm guessing that gmsmith has it installed in a Linux installation?
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Yes, it is indeed a linux install. I used the ISO installer available, but made some minor changes inside.

VMware has a nice set of "appliances" available for download

http://www.vmware.com/vmtn/appliances/directory/

My next "appliance" will be a Zimbra installation.
 
wesley said:
It's spelled Trixbox and it's not an OS... it's a VoIP solution. The 'new Asterisk@home' was a giveaway... I hadn't heard of either before but since he gave two pointers
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I see that now, damn dislexic fingers.

Mike V
 
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