Hey Guys,
We are using CISCO IP phones in the office here, and I was wondering if
there was any good linux softphones anyone knew of that I could use
straight on my laptop?
I believe the protocol they are using is MGCP.
Im not massively hot on IP telephony as you might be able to tell, but
Hi,
The Cisco phones we use at work use Cisco Call Manager to control them and the
SCCP skinny call protocol. They are 7900-series phones and the only two
options (selected by which firmware binary the phone picks up by TFTP when it
boots) I'm aware of are SCCP and SIP.
If you have a Cisco
Just read back my earlier reply...
That's not to say that you haven't got MGCP to the
phones - but a cursory search didn't turn up any phones that do that...
s/any phones/any soft phones/
Sorry about that.
Vic.
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