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Personal IP Telephony Gateway?

Posted by Cliff on from the voice/IP dept.

three55ml asks: "I'm interested in putting together a personal SMALL scale IP telephony gateway to the PSTN (telephone network). I have a server with a voice modem in the area code I want to make calls. Are there any solutions for Windows or Linux that let me integrate a simple voice modem and conferencing software to place calls via the Internet? I know about products like LineJack, but I would think using a simple voice modem this could be accomplished on this small of a level."

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  1. H.323 by kruczkowski · · Score: 2

    Do a search for H.323 (the protocol that VoIP uses) and you will find a lot of information. From what I have seen most of it for ISDN.

    Google search

    H.323 - ISDN Gateway

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    hmm... for fun I enjoy launching DDoS attacks against 127.87.42.5
  2. Some links... by no_such_user · · Score: 2
    I don't have a difinitive answer, but here are some places to start:

    Asterisk Open Source Private Branch Exchange (PBX) and general telephony toolkit
    linuxtelephony.org
    Freshmeat search

    Good luck, and please report your findings to Slashdot!