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...sk related, but possibly. My networking situation might require IAX if I'm running Linux and want to use SIP, I'm not certain (Skype works fine). Putting that unknown aside for the moment, how does this phone work under either Skype or as a SIP phone? The information I have on the driver, skypemate, is a bit sketchy. According to A-Link, the phone complies with SIP, <http://www.a-link.com/us_us/IPU1.html>, but the details are sketchy. No information is provided as to the interface for configuring SIP. The user manual, <http://support.a-link.com/phonemate/Manual/IPU1manual_for_Linu...

Hi All, How do I find out about new new DHCP connections as they appear? I want to write a script that will do some stuff based on a new ip request from a machine on my lan. ie - new user connects to the lan, DHCP server on my Linux (debian) gateway gives them an IP, my script is run automatically to change the firewall rules and start recording their presents, or if it''s an unknown

...three FXO ports and one FXS port. Below is how I plan to connect all these. FXO #1 for Vonage ATA RT31P2 www.vonage.com FXO #2 for Cellphone connected via Doc-N-Talk from www.phonelabs.com FXO #3 for Skype to RJ11 adapter (www.echostore.com) and skype http://www.skype.com/products/skype/linux/ and skypemate for linux http://www.yealink.com/en/download/install-SkypeMate.zip and the only FXS for the existing RJ11 house wiring that has been safely disconnected from PSTN several years ago since Vonage started business. All other extensions that I plan will be IP Phones (hardphone/softphone) that will hoo...

I have laptops visiting my network. If they''re configured for DHCP then I have no problem. However if they''re got static IPs set then I want my server to set it self up automatically to provide internet access. Eg. Laptop Ip: 192.168.6.234 - just because the owners admin decided to. Laptop default GW: 192.168.6.37 - also very random, but allowable... My servers lan side is

Asterisk handling My Skype Calls This is for me, once more, Asterisk as the Future of Telephony. Today I've integrated my Skype Account as SIP extension in my * Box. This has been possible using "Uplink Skype to SIP Adapter", available for free at http://www.nch.com.au/skypetosip/index.html . Main features that any one can easily integrate into Asterisk: - Route skype incoming