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Hi, all. On a lark, I have gotten Asterisk 1.0.2 (from Debian testing) up and running, but I have found one problem when I try to use it with Free World Dialup: Dialing doesn't work properly. I have everything else working; it receives calls, ringing my phone and everything, but when I try to dial using the configs found on FWD's site for Asterisk at this URL:

Hi list I'm wondering if it and how it is possible to add printers to a workstation with a logon script like mounting shares. I can't find anything about this on the inetnet so is this possible? regards lm

...our Internet connection is reliable, then if > you run managed switches, check your switch logs for any reported errors. > > You could try tools like iperf to check for problems on your internal > network. You could run some of the basic tools for testing voip > performance of your Inetnet connection and if necessary run iperf to a > cloud hosted system. Can you suggest useful tools to analyze VOIP performance, and how do you define VOIP performance? The performance is kinda acceptable as long as the calls are not interrupted. It's still worlds apart from what it used to...

...modem.? If you believe your Internet connection is reliable, then if you run managed switches, check your switch logs for any reported errors. You could try tools like iperf to check for problems on your internal network.? You could run some of the basic tools for testing voip performance of your Inetnet connection and if necessary run iperf to a cloud hosted system. I think it is highly unlikely that you are only having issues with srtp packets and I would look at the broader picture first to try to isolate some other problem in your network or Internet connection. Nataraj

...2 types of Fedora x86_64 (9,8) 1 types of Ubuntu x86_64 (804) ### gPXE ### gPXE, which is included syslinux (http://syslinux.zytor.com), is an open source Network Bootloader. It can download a kernel and initrd from HTTP server and boot the OS. We offered gPXE scripts to boot InetBoot from the Inetnet. ## Exmample to boot InetBoot from gPXE and syslinux. ## Move to shell mode of gPXE (Press CTL+B to change the shell mode). After that, execute the following commands on the shell to boot InetBoot. gPXE> dhcp net0 gPXE> kernel http://www.inetboot.net/gpxe/fedora9 gPXE> boo...

On Sunday, January 26, 2020 11:18:36 PM CET Pete Biggs wrote: > First of all - disclaimer - I'm no network specialist, I just read and > am interested in it. I may get things wrong!! > > > Both physical interfaces show the same. But does this mean it's on as in > > "rx- checksumming: on" or off as in "tx-checksum-ipv4: off [fixed]"? > > As

...tion is reliable, then if >> you run managed switches, check your switch logs for any reported errors. >> >> You could try tools like iperf to check for problems on your internal >> network. You could run some of the basic tools for testing voip >> performance of your Inetnet connection and if necessary run iperf to a >> cloud hosted system. > Can you suggest useful tools to analyze VOIP performance, and how do you > define VOIP performance? Well there used to be a number of speedtest like sites that use to report more accurately , latency, jitter and pac...

...> >> you run managed switches, check your switch logs for any reported errors. > >> > >> You could try tools like iperf to check for problems on your internal > >> network. You could run some of the basic tools for testing voip > >> performance of your Inetnet connection and if necessary run iperf to a > >> cloud hosted system. > > > > Can you suggest useful tools to analyze VOIP performance, and how do you > > define VOIP performance? > > Well there used to be a number of speedtest like sites that use to > report mo...

...t; you run managed switches, check your switch logs for any reported errors. >>>> >>>> You could try tools like iperf to check for problems on your internal >>>> network. You could run some of the basic tools for testing voip >>>> performance of your Inetnet connection and if necessary run iperf to a >>>> cloud hosted system. >>> Can you suggest useful tools to analyze VOIP performance, and how do you >>> define VOIP performance? >> Well there used to be a number of speedtest like sites that use to >> report mo...