Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast: New SIP comment line

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September 22, 2006

New SIP comment line - [email protected]

Thanks to Dean over at voipuser.org, along with Martyn Davies who did some great testing, we now have a comment line to which you can connect via SIP. All you need to do is use your SIP phone to call the address:

[email protected]

(Please note that this is NOT an email address, but rather a SIP address.) Martyn and Dean have both left messages and it seems to work well.

If you have a SIP phone with the ability to call across the Internet, please do give it a try and leave us a message. Feedback is definitely welcome. Again, many thanks to Dean for setting this up and to Martyn for helping with testing.

P.S. As a bonus, we also now have a PSTN comment line in the UK: +44 844 933 6305. If you want to give that number a try, please do!

Posted by Dan York on September 22, 2006 at 12:42 PM in Administrivia | Permalink

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