[NTLUG:Discuss] Point to Point internet phone project
Johnny Cybermyth
djcybermyth at sbcglobal.net
Fri Jun 23 11:36:27 CDT 2006
Perhaps these Linux Journal links could help. They are articles found
the the Jan '06 issue.
Build a Skype Server for Your Home Phone System
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8592
Creating a Home PBX Using Asterisk and Digium
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8591
I think the first article is more in line with what you actually want,
but since someone else mentioned Asterisk as a possibility, you get two
links instead of one!
--Johnny
. Daniel wrote:
> There are countless ways to do this I am sure, but I will sketch out what I
> hope to be able to do and the circumstances under which I hope to do this:
>
> 1. My wife's family is in Japan. Her mother and father are not tech savvy
> but they do have a broadband connection.
> 2. Memory Kings in Carrollton has a pretty nice deal on these compact sized
> Dell machines for about $250 or less, so I want to pick up a couple of
> those. (Plenty powerful with at least 2.4GHz processor and expandable to
> 2GB though the first one I got came with 256MB) That form factor precludes
> most PCI or other adapter cards, however, since it has two half-height
> slots.
> 3. I'll likely be in Japan some time in November so that's where my time
> line is for creating these two communicator PCs. My son is expected
> mid-August but I don't want to take a newborn overseas too soon.
> 4. I'd like to install a computer and some sort of phone (preferably a POTS
> type) that will allow for phone calls between my home and theirs with no
> need nor intention to connect to any other service or provider.
> 5. Expanding beyond this to do things like send pictures or whatever is all
> secondary though it would be a pretty neat thing as well.
> 6. The user interface should be a simple as humanly possible, preferably
> not using a keyboard or video display.
>
> So now I pose the question. Given the information above, what ideas come
> to mind about how this could be accomplished?
>
>
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