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Hi Guys, The article "They've Got Your number" in the Dec 2004 issue of WIRED magazine mentions Asterisk PBX (on p.100). The article is about phone phreaks hijacking cell phones with Bluetooth technology along with spoofing CID to pull some clandestine hacks on the PSTN. Anyhow, Asterisk is mentioned as the PBX of choice for an outfit: Telephreaks.org out of Florida that has built their own free VoIP service. Quotes: "Slestak, Da Beave, and GiD are the crew behind Florida-based Telephreaks.org, a free VoIP service that they've built...

On 13/03/2018 15:30, Michal Privoznik wrote:> The default GW depends on the IP address you assigned to your network: > > <ip address='192.168.122.1' netmask='255.255.255.0'/> > > This says the default GW is 192.168.122.1/24. However, you can insert > other routes too: > > <route address="192.168.222.0" prefix="24"

...>> </dns> > > For NATed/routed networks, sure. However, I have an isolated network > like that (without the "forward" element): We don't want DNS requests to be forwarded by dnsmasq from an isolated network - forwarded DNS requests and responses can be used as a clandestine medium for communicating outside the guest (we actually had a bug report about this). libvirt's virtual networks are intended to be a simple way to setup the most common networking scenario. It sounds like you're beyond that, so you probably should do your own network setup on the host ou...

Hello, I?m looking for Optipoint 420 Standard SIP Firmware to make my first tests with Asterisk and SIP, but I?m unable to find it. Could someone help me? Thanks. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20070415/c2da9cc0/attachment.htm

I'm giving a talk at SCALE 2009 (Southern CAlifornia Linux Expo) on Sunday in Los Angeles, and the topic of my talk is "Open Source in an Economic Downturn". I've got lots of talking points for this talk, but it would be interesting to hear some short anecdotes about how you in the Asterisk community are thriving, or at least surviving, by virtue of the benefits of

...>> For NATed/routed networks, sure. However, I have an isolated network >> like that (without the "forward" element): > > We don't want DNS requests to be forwarded by dnsmasq from an isolated > network - forwarded DNS requests and responses can be used as a > clandestine medium for communicating outside the guest (we actually had > a bug report about this). > > libvirt's virtual networks are intended to be a simple way to setup the > most common networking scenario. It sounds like you're beyond that, so > you probably should do your own net...

I made a somewhat deep check for time synchronization and I couldn't find what I was looking for. What I need to do is synchronize the clock on a Linux box to the clock on an NT server. I can't use NTP or any other protocol because the NT box doesn't understand it. Any pointers would be great. The second issue is that I need to do (if possible) a reverse NetBios name lookup by