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Here's a bit of a twist to the common UK Caller ID question... (Which I've got working nicely thanks to some slight changes in Jonathan McHarg's scripts off the asterisk-dev mailing list, and a Pace modem from ebay!) Can a standard BT phone that supports CID (Such as a BT Decor 310) pick up the CID information that asterisk passes out to analog lines or would I have to get an analog phone with CID from the states? Thanks, Darren...

Hello. I'm fairly (very) new to the kernel and networking in general, but I thought I'd give the following a shot here... I was reading thought the STP chapter in Understanding Linux Network Internals and testing out the bridging configuration with brctl, and was surprised to find that setportprio would only have any effect for values 0 to 63 (on 2.6.12.3 and using bridge-utils

There are two stages in the process of getting callerID information from a standard modem, to be used in Asterisk. The first stage is actually capturing the information from the modem, the second stage is importing the captured data into Asterisk. Capturing the caller ID details from the modem I will presume at this stage, that you have a modem that supports caller ID and it is installed and