Fabrício Zimmerer Murta wrote:
Well, with an attitude like that, I am sure everyone will be falling over themselves to help you. :-)Oh, friend... I have realised just yesterday that's impossible to use regular modems (say hayes/v90 33.6 or 56k) to plug asterisk to the world. I can't figure out why. But they simply don't support it. If you want to use your isdn modem to plug * to the world, it's OK. Else... Only just one modem kind is supported and, surprisingly it's a winmodem, from Intel. It's Intel 537 w/ chipset MD32000. That's the sole only modem supported to be used as a * node to link to the PSTN (telco) and start to make calls from within the VoIP network (or whatever that passes throught asterisk). I'm thinking in sending a mail for asking WHY THE HELL they can't support bare modems, even if they have voice support (I have an USR w/ voice, 56k and ISA kind, and I simply can't use it for testing an * box). Also, I think that with that computer you can gladly test you * implementation as long as you don't use much concurrent connections.
Clue: most modems, even voice ones, are useless for something like Asterisk. The 537 modems are supported largely because they can be.
Steve
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