Installation guide

Porta SIP
Introduction
(c) 2000-2008 PortaOne, Inc. All rights Reserved. www.portaone.com
PortaBilling can potentially run on most modern UNIX operating
systems, assuming these are equipped with such basic items as an ANSI C
compiler. However, it might be difficult for an inexperienced system
administrator to install and configure the operating system in such a way
as to meet all the requirements and provide the best performance.
Installing all the prerequisite software (libraries, Perl modules, SIP proxy
server, B2BUA, RTP proxy etc.) might also be a time-consuming task,
with a high risk of making some hard-to-trace error.
The PortaSIP JumpStart installation CD provides a quick and seamless
way to perform a complete server installation from scratch, in less than 15
minutes. It contains installation media for FreeBSD 6.3, with all the
necessary packages and PortaSIP itself. The standardized installation
procedure also simplifies further system maintenance.
The installation wizard makes use of a text-mode GUI. Use the arrow
keys to change your selection, Tab to move between fields, and Enter to
confirm a choice.
Hardware and Software Requirements
NOTE: If you wish to perform testing to determine whether PortaSwitch can be
installed on a specific server, please use the “Hardware Compatibility” CD provided by
PortaOne.
You can download the CD image from:
http://portaone.com/resources/hw_test/HardwareCompatibilityCD.iso
Burn it to a CD using any CD-writing program, then boot up from this
CD. The PortaSwitch test utility will detect if all of the required
components (e.g. network interface) are available and supported by
FreeBSD.
Recommended Configuration:
PortaSIP:
CPU:
basic configuration: Pentium4 2.8GHz
advanced configuration: Pentium4 3GHz
SCSI integrated or add-on hardware RAID controller compatible
with FreeBSD 6.3
RAM: 1GB
Disks:
basic configuration: at least 50GB of the available disk space (RAID:
5