oxide54

opensource version of the game server released as source code will fair just fine,

hI do you know how to stop vpnc adding dns servers? even if i delete them out of resolv.conf them come back, even if the vpnc got disconnected the dns are still there and i don't want them during the vpnc session anyway, Mint 14 btw

sorry i see what you mean, tbh i read it as they were telnetting onto port 25 and sending mail.

i would rather protect the server. its likely someone could still plugin their own device and run telnet.

can't you block the port with the firewall? only allow specifc ips / hosts

hmm which one is more likely to break? and be rushed out the door before its ready?

what is the licensing model? do you have to pay for the hivemanger for the "controllerless" network

I have a (effectively) a USB serial device needed to be used on any computer. I have installed the drivers via DEVCON and window now knows what it is, but still prompts the user for an administrator username and password? anyway round this. its really irritating because we are not going to be able to be at their beck and call everytime they decide to use a different PC or even USB socket. XP btw

just been looking at something like this

me neither hence wanting to get rid of it.

i'm thinking more bridge a trixbox/asterixnow/freepbx (something asterix based) to a BCM and slowly migrate users so i don't have to buy 200 handsets all at once and re-train 500 users monday morning. BCM400 for voip isn't looking great looks like you need a license we don't have and @john 's comments aren't promising. I'm certainly not upgrading to another BCM, the idea is the (pick 2 not 3 ) cheapest, easiest, least hassle migration path.

these are the ones i was looking at last week, could not remember the name for life of me today. thank you

might have a look at them, do they have integrated ethernet switch ? going to setup trix tomorow/monday got 2 cisco handsets coming and a freebee sip trunk over tinternet for testing. hopefully trix will talk to BCM then i can get the real SLA'd sip trunks to the trixbox and have that communicate with the BCM and slowly move people over. integrated switches in the phones would be a big selling point and would avoid overpriced data point installation when we want to add a phone somewhere which already has a pc.

i've seen that, hopefully i can setup a trixbox alongside as the cost of handsets all in one go will be prohibitive to the project.

Any idea how to hook it up?