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Joseph wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Mon, 2005-05-02 at 12:40 -0400, Dan Levine wrote:
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<pre wrap="">The Box Itself doesn't get a new IP address, the router does. What I'm
looking to do is have the IAX connection re-register every hour or so.
Is this the right idea?
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Why not get a static IP?
If that is not available, some routers have a capabilities to update
your DNS setting and send you an email.
Nest, you can scan your email for an IP from certain provider if it
doesn't match lunch/execute a script that will reload asterisk.
I've never done it but I know it is possible to do it.
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Better yet. There are client programs out there which can read your ip
off many
routers. I've used ddclient specifically. You could hack that to
reregister your IAX when the IP changes. (Although a static IP would
come in mighty handy.)<br>
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- Dan<br>
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