[kwlug-disc] what is the perfect openWRT router?

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Yeah, but ... since you need the DID, and most providers have the 
facility at their end, using it avoids all such in the home. At least on 
a 99.9999% up time basis.

Did already suggest this. And, applies regardless - PITA losing phone 
and laptop (on battery power) for an hour's power glitch, for lack of a 
small UPS on the router / ATA. (Softphone, even.)

But at least in the latter case it's up close and personal (or it 
doesn't matter), and the provider will have sent the voice mail to your 
e-mail in the mean time - for you to pick up when you come out the other 
side of the power failure. (During which you're not going to be doing 
much with it, anyways - there will be other priorities on your mind.)

On 14-03-28 11:15 AM, L.D. Paniak wrote:
> That reminds me...
>
> OpenWRT+Asterisk could be an inexpensive, flexible solution to Darcy's
> voicemail-to-email problem.  Even with a small UPS, a 10W router will
> run for a substantial period of time off-mains.  Even send you a
> farewell e-mail before its demise.
>
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> On 03/28/2014 11:02 AM, Richard Weait wrote:
>> I think that Lori's presentation on OpenWRT + Asterisk was the most
>> recent at KWLUG on OpenWRT.
>>
>> http://kwlug.org/pipermail/kwlug-disc_kwlug.org/2009-January/000249.html
>>
>> Cedric talked about OpenWRT in 2007
>>
>> http://kwlug.org/node/486
>>
>> In 2006 Ward River did a presentation on customizing a wireless router
>> with OpenWRT.
>>
>> http://www.kwlug.org/node/59
>>
>> I think I kept a copy of Ward's slides for the archives.
>>
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