On Wednesday 27 September 2006 12:27, Fibonacci Prower wrote: > 2006/9/27, Dennis Gilmore <dennis@xxxxxxxx>: > > I personally would sugest that you use a standards compliant software say > > kphone or ekigra and a service such as Free world dialup. they have > > stun > > servers which will help you with nat issues. > > Are they available for Windows? Not everyone uses GNU/Linux, you know - in > fact, most people use Windows. there are tons of sip compliant clients for Windows Microsoft Messenger or what ever its called now is one of them. xten sipX is another. What i was getting at is there are lots of standards compliant ways to do what skype does. in a much more friendly way. > I live half way around the world from My family and have gone to the > > > lengths > > of setting up an asterisk box at home connected to a pstn provider in > > australia so that my non technical family members can pick up a regular > > phone > > and call me for the cost of a local call. > > i also have it connected to a pstn provider in the US for localish service. > > > I'm afraid I didn't understand a word of what you said you did. And even if > I did, I don't think it's possible in Latin America, where I live. Umm i linked a server in the US into the Phone system in Australia so that my family can call me for a local call. I.e pick up the phone in there house and dial me. It costs me about $6 a month and can be done all over the world. costs will vary. Dennis -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
