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I've been trying to figure out if it's possible to connect Asterisk to a parent Inter Tel Axxess system through the MGCP protocol. The archives for this list aren't searchable and I'm wondering if anyone has a simple answer... Dustin Moore

Okay, I'm starting to get excited now because I think someone from the Samba lists has pushed me in the right direction here. To recap: I can't ping my win machine (192.168.1.2) from my FreeBSD box (192.168.1.3) and vice versa. Both subnet masks are 255.255.255.0 and ipfw is not running. I loaded the dos config program for the card on my BSD machine (by booting off DOS floppy

The game isn't out for a few days yet, but people are salivating, see http://forums.macnn.com/77/gaming/422760/somebody-help-civ-5-in-crossover/

...e licenses to an Aastra 57I IP telephone? Does that sound like you? It does!? Well it's your lucky day!! Flewid Inc, Ottawa Phone Systems, APSTel and VOIP Phreak have all been kind and generous enough to sponsor just such a contest! Not only does it include some prizes that you're sure to salivate over, but it also offers you a way to showcase your elite and skillful phone system diagram designing skills! All you'll need to do is submit your best, most organized and beautifully crafted IVR diagram for an Asterisk or similar VOIP PBX phone system. The top three overall diagrams with the...

-----Original Message----- > -this is very true, however, the current version of the Axxess software > (9.0) supports SIP trunking natively on the IPRC. I just got my Axxess > upgraded and am salivating to get * connected to it. Hmm, so 9.0 is out and it supports SIP natively. How did you plan to integrate the 2? -The Axxess will see the * as it would see an IP service provider.

Dear Sirs. We have csv reports that are created on a unix server automatically via a cron job. We are looking at putting these reports in a shared area / work out a way of sharing a unix device to windows machine like mapping a network drive. The only product we have found that can possibly do this is samba. Because we are a large company ('BRITISH TELECOM') we really need a version of