similar to: Asterisk box with unreliable ping/latency

Hey folks; I am a old Dialogic telephony hack and have tried asterisk a while back on a laptop with the OSS module and I liked what I saw. I recently came across some info regarding asterisk 1.0 and thought I should give it a go. I used a AMD K7 MB, compiled the binaries without a real problem and realized that I might have a sound card issue because I couldn't hear the messages but the demo

Hi all, I have been out of the linux / unix loop for a good three years now, and a lot has changed.. I have a windows 2003 server on my home office lan as my domain controller. I would like to know if there is a good how-to that applies to Centos5 to achieve the following: Joining the centos machine to the AD domain (I believe I have done this already) Sharing files from it

I ported Jeff Banfield's Rweb (http://www.math.montana.edu/Rweb/) to Windows. In the process, I dropped some things (non-JavaScript version, Rweb modules and data sets), but also simplified the installation process by removing the dependency on NetPBM. A Ghostscript dependency remains, however. See http://www.liquidmarkets.com/m.php?m=News&file=article&sid=6 for up-to-date

At 1:07 PM -0700 on 4/5/04, Scott Laird wrote: >[snip] >2. Is anyone working on SRTP for Asterisk? Are there any SRTP >clients out there? > >Scott Yes to both. http://www.voxilla.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=56 http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,9818470~mode=flat Read carefully. Sipura is offering crypto in their newest (yet to be

Hello all, So i am new to asterisk and very green when it comes to Linux, so don't beat on me too bad :) I just set up * on Red Hat 9.0 last night... everything "seems" to be configured coffectly, I can start * no problem and get the CLI prompt... now here is my question... I have an account set up with VoicePulse Connect! and also have a Sipura Spa-2000... i am trying to get make

Hi, we're testing Asterisk 1 RC 2 behind ordinary router and NAT. Since we're sharing network with web server it seems like voip packets are not coming through fast enough (Digium demo dies after few seconds...). It's the same if I make direct calls (passing Asterisk) so we conclude it's network problem - it also work normally outside our router... I wonder what solutions can we

Hello, I am very new to asterisk and voip in general and so far have managed to get the FXO card and a few sip phones working fine. My question is where does the Sipura SPA 2000 come in the picture? Can it be used as an extension (i.e FXS) ? Or is it to be used as a line (i.e FXO)? Or it can be used as both? My understanding is that its just like another ATA186. Is that true? I guess what I

I understand that softphone are the answer in fact I deploy a ton of the Ip comm version every week. I am under contract with the phones so I can't sell them and there no easy way out of the contract. As for 79XX's I have several office that have them working over a VPN backed in to our main office where the CCM's and GW's are with managable problem and for the most part they

Hello , I'll just started with asterisk and I would liket to to dial between your two phones with to cisco ATA 186 , but I have a problem The two cisco ATA and the server in the same networks and i have the ring in the phone but i'am not able to place a call Between the twe phone . In attachement the sip.conf and a log file Any suggestement . Regards RAbii

Looks like RedHat released 5.0 on schedule. Does anyone have an idea when CentOS 5.0 will be ready? I would also like to thank the CentOs team for what they are doing...... Thank you!!!!!!! Greg Ennis

This is a feature request for scp. scp has no easy option to copy symlinks, etc. to reproduce a directory tree. The -r option follows symlinks and reads the data out of device files when copying. A few years ago, the -a option was added to normal cp, replacing the cumbersome and arcane (cd wherever1 ; tar cf - whatever) | (cd wherever2 ; tar xpf - ) with cp -a wherever1/whatever wherever2

One of my servers is not compatible with Centos 4, so I want to replace the motherboard with a compatible one. I came across this site and would appreciate any comments on whether I can rely on selecting a board that is listed as compatible with Unix? http://www.dealtime.com/xPP-motherboards--asustek~V-rows For instance, the ASUS P5P800 Motherboard? Thank you.... Todd -- Ariste Software

what do want the tool to do? you could look at a tool in development called the Frequency Clock -> http://frequencyclock.montevideo.nl its a dev server but you can get the idea, an example of the player output by the system is linked from http://www.radioqualia.net <p>adam On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Raymond wrote: > Hello: > > I'm starting a radio station on the LPBN. The music

Hi all, I have been testing network throughput and latency and I was wondering if my measurements are as expected. For the test, I used Fedora 17 for both host and guest, using kernel 3.5.2-3.fc17.86_64. Pinging an external server on the LAN from the host, using a gigabit interface, the results are: # ping -c 10 172.16.1.1 PING 172.16.1.1 (172.16.1.1) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from

Hi all, I have been testing network throughput and latency and I was wondering if my measurements are as expected. For the test, I used Fedora 17 for both host and guest, using kernel 3.5.2-3.fc17.86_64. Pinging an external server on the LAN from the host, using a gigabit interface, the results are: # ping -c 10 172.16.1.1 PING 172.16.1.1 (172.16.1.1) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from

first time poster here - hello everyone I started out with CentOS x86 5.3 with the following partitions on my source hard drive: /dev/hdc1 swap /dev/hdc2 / I did the following to migrate my CentOS box to the destination hard drive: 1. boot up with CentOS 5.3 livecd in rescue mode 2. partition destination hard drive (/dev/hdd) /dev/hdd1 swap /dev/hdd2 / 3. create the

Hi, Greg, Eddie, I found that in SR-IOV + HVM environment, ping latency depends on ping interval. The NIC is Intel 82576 (1000Mbps), server uses xen-4.0.1, domain-0 is kernel-2.6.32 and HVM is kernel-2.6.31. The server and client are connected through a 1000Mbps switch. The data is as following: # ping -i 1 192.168.0.21 PING 192.168.0.21 (192.168.0.21) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from

Dear R-programmers, I would like to use one of the AS Algorithms that used to be published in the journal Applied Statistics of the Royal Statistical Society (Series C). FORTRAN code based on these are available on the Statlib website at http://lib.stat.cmu.edu/modules.php?op=modload&name=PostWrap&file=index&page=apstat/ with the disclaimer, *"The Royal Statistical Society

As the subject line says: Is PING a good indicator of network latency? If not, how can I measure latency? Thanks, Cosmin Prund

Thanks for the reply! I tried the instructions on Frank's IE5.5 page, including copying all the files and directories to my ~/.wine/fake_windows/ directory (except jsnl.dll, which I could not find...) I do not know if dcom95 exists somewhere in one of the directories that I copied across, but I know that exactly the same thing happens when I try to run IE on the Windows partition (instead of