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Hello! I'm reading through a logistic regression book and using R to replicate the results. Although my question is not directly related to this, it's the context I discovered it in, so here we go. Consider these data: interco <- structure(list(white = c(1, 1, 0, 0), male = c(1, 0, 1, 0), yes = c(43, 26, 29, 22), no = c(134, 149, 23, 36), total = c(177, 175, 52, 58)), .Names = c("white", "male", "yes", "no", "total"), row.names = c(NA, -4L), class = "data.frame...

Hi, Someone released a succefull interconnection in H323 with WTL equipement ? I'm trying to do that with an IPNx. But get dead air. With chan_oh323 it's fine, all works. With chan_h323 => dead air. The configuration is GW to GW. This is my configuration from h323.conf: [general] port=1720 bindad...

Hi List; How can one Asterisk Box A to send a SIP call for another Asterisk Box B, and that call to be authorized based on the username and password, and not on the IP (as the IP address of the source is not known because it keep changing)? I think the trick in the Dial command, how to write it properly in a way that other Asterisk Box can recognize the sip username and password which are existed

...261 and following. THE SIP/IMS is described by 3GPP standards. It's not the same SIP. In the Internet world, VoIP machines route SIP messages to the IP addresses of the FQDNs of the SIP URIs (VoIP domain). In the 3GPP world, SIP messages are routed to an I/P-CSCF (depending on whether we are in interco or in IPBX) which has a different FQDN from the VoIP domain. BIV SIP – P-CSCF FQDN: pcscfgm.orange-obs.fr, resolved by DNS voice – VoIP domain: orange-obs.fr, not resolved by voice DNS. ex : INVITE sip:0142277620 at orange-obs.fr SIP/2.0 2  The VoIP/Internet machine will not be able to determine...

Hi, I've got an * box with 4 E1 (TE405P) and a Class 4 Cirpack switch (www.cirpack.com). <IP Network>--<*>--<Cirpack>--<Public PSTN Network> ISDN interco is EuroIsdn, ports are configured ccs, hdb3, crc4. Cirpack is Network, * is Terminal/User. As I encountered some pb with Sip to Zap transcoding (* to Cirpack way poor quality, the other way fine), I tryed to put a loop on * in order to make a 100 % TDM call and qualify only the ISDN side. in z...

Hi, I've got an * box with 4 E1 (TE405P) and a Class 4 Cirpack switch (www.cirpack.com). <IP Network>--<*>-[TE405P]-<Cirpack>-<Public PSTN Network> ISDN interco is EuroIsdn, ports are configured ccs, hdb3, crc4. Cirpack is Network, * is Terminal/User. As I encountered some pb with Sip to Zap transcoding (* to Cirpack way poor quality, the other way fine), I tryed to put a loop on * in order to make a 100 % TDM/zaptel call and qualify only the ISDN side...

...d by the "add user script", then Samba has to delete it or >>modify it, which it might not have the previlege or some error comes >>up that does not mean what it says. >> >>Hope this helps! >> >>-- Kang Sun >> >><Christian.Wittmer@intercomponentware.com> wrote in message >> > > news:OFC76E80F3.2450B1FE-ONC1256EDE.002E8C93-C1256EDE.003B237E@interco > mponen > >>tware.com... >>Hello, >> >>have some little problems adding user to domain with USRMGR.EXE My >>System runs on SuS...