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Re: What is IAX ?

Date : Le 05 février 2008
From : Gordon Henderson
Sujet : Re: What is IAX ?

In article <47a88cd5$0$26082$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>,
Stephen Hammond wrote:
>>>
>>>>> Stephen ?
>>>>>
>>>> No it's not a Stephen. It is in fact a VOIP protocol.
>>>>
>>>> Google IAX
>>>>
>>>> Results 1 - 10 of about 854,000 for iax. (0.18 seconds)
>>>>
>>>> http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-IAX
>>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inter-Asterisk_eXchange
>>>
>>>OK thanks I'm trying to use my ag188 with 1899.com iax it doesn't seem to
>>>work has any one had any luck with this ?
>>
>> Huh?
>>
>> The ag188 is an ATA - Analogue temrinal Adapter. You plug an ordinary
>> analogue phone into it, then you plug it into your Broadband connection
>> via Ethernet, then you register with a VoIP provider, then make/take
>> calls...
>>
>> 1899.com is an indirect access service where you dial a prefix (1889)
>> before dialling a number. It's designed to work on UK landlines (and
>> probably only those supplied by BT)
>>
>> Unless I'm missing something, these two simply don't mix.
>>
>> Gordon
>
>http://www.1899.com/voip_extra.php
>Configure an IAX softphone as follows:
>
> User Name:
> 1899 + your phonenumber
>
> Password:
> your 1899 customer number
>
> IAX Server:
> iax.1899.com

Well I guess I missed that, but still can't find a link to it on their
site - maybe you only get to it when registered...

So what happens when you try to register? It seems fairly
straightforward to me.

Gordon

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