Callcenter developers
If you are working on telephone solutions, please check
out the Ozeki VoIP SIP SDK.
It can be used to create: |
Webphone solutions:
- Adobe Flash video phone
- Silverlight video phone
- Web to web calls
- Web to VoIP calls
Custom SIP clients:
- Silverlight SIP VoIP client
- Flash SIP VoIP client
- C# .net SIP VoIP client
- ASP .net SIP VoIP client
- Web based SIP VoIP client
Custom VoIP solutions:
- VoIP SIP softphones
- VoIP call center clients
- VoIP IVR systems
- VoIP predictive dialer systems
- VoIP auto dialer systems
- VoIP call assistant
- VoIP call recording systems
- VoIP intercom solutions
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Ozeki NG SMS Gateway for Linux
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This guide gives you the steps to install Ozeki NG on Linux. It lists
the necessary prerequisites, provides access to the necessary components and
explains the way you can get the Ozeki NG mobile messaging software installed
as a daemon to operate in the background.
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Step 1 - Download and install Mono Framework
It is recommended to use Mono Framework 2.0 or above. Most linux distributions
have the Mono Framework included. If your Linux distribution does not have
mono included, you can download and install it from the following webpage.
www.mono-project.org
For example to install the Mono Framework on Fedora 10, you should issue the
following command:
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yum -y install mono-* libgdiplus-* ibm-* byte-*
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Step 2 - Download and install the Xvfb package
The Xvfb package can be used to create a virtual display for Ozeki NG. This
is necessary if you want to run OzekiNG in the background. You will also
need a window manager, such as twm.
If you use Fedora 10, you should issue the following command:
Step 3 - Download and install the Ozeki NG software package
The Ozeki NG software package can be downloaded from the following URL:
http://ozekisms.com/attachments/524/OzekiNG-SMS-Gateway_3.9.7.tgz (1.84 Mb)
You can use the following commands to download the package and to extract it's
contents:
cd /var/lib
wget http://ozekisms.com/attachments/524/OzekiNG-SMS-Gateway_3.9.7.tgz
tar -xzvf OzekiNG-SMS-Gateway_3.9.7.tgz
ln -s OzekiNG-SMS-Gateway_3.9.7 ozeking
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Step 4 - Configure your firewall
Ozeki NG SMS Gateway has a built in webserver. By default this webserver runs
on port 9501. You should configure your firewall to accept connections on this
port.
iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 9501 -j ACCEPT
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Step 5 - Test Ozeki NG (Optional)
Optionally you can run OzekiNG from the command line to see if it functions
properly. To do this you should issue the following commands:
Xvfb :9 -screen 0 1152x900x8 &
twm -display :9
export DISPLAY=":9"
cd OzekiNG-SMS-Gateway_3.9.7
mono OzekiNG.exe /run
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After these command have been issued, you can open the Ozeki NG configuration
webpage by typing the following URL in your browser (Replace the IP address
127.0.0.1 to the IP address of your Linux server.
Step 6 - Run in the background
To run Ozeki NG in the background, you should copy the ozeking init script
to your init.d directory. You can use this script to start and to stop the
service
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cp /var/lib/ozeking/init.d/ozeking /etc/init.d/
/etc/init.d/ozeking start
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