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Hi Everybody,
I've recently bought a Sangoma A104 card. It does have a linux driver provided, but my concern is that I'd like to test it without using PSTN/Asterisk/Additional HW. ...
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- 02-08-2013 #1Just Joined!
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[PPP] Idea of testing HW needed, using PPP
Hi Everybody,
I've recently bought a Sangoma A104 card. It does have a linux driver provided, but my concern is that I'd like to test it without using PSTN/Asterisk/Additional HW. Is this possible at all ? Normally, the setup would be like:
PHone#1 === PSTN === A104 -- ASTERISK --- A104 === PSTN === PHone#2
Where '=' is a physical cable, and '-' represents logical link.
I'd rather have something like this:
VI#0 --- A104 === A104 --- VI#1
where 'VI' is some kind of virtual interface (?). In other words, I am wondering if I could use a cable to connect two T1 ports of A104's (like a loopback), create some virtual interfaces, and use PPP as a protocol. The idea is to originate the packet on one of VIs and send it over A104 to the other VI. Since I don't know internals of PPP and am by no means Linux expert, I'm not sure whether such a connection makes any sense (and whether it's possible). Thank you for criticism and advice!
-RLast edited by lzw; 02-08-2013 at 06:05 AM. Reason: SUpplemented the question
- 02-09-2013 #2Linux Newbie
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You mentioned a virtual interface in relation to ppp devices. Maybe a dummy interface?


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