KPhone Internet telephony with KPhone
Jan 31, 2006Internet telephony does not need to be complicated. You can talk to the world with just Kphone, a normal sound card, and an account with an Internet phone provider.
more »Voice over IP Intro Linux Tools for Voice over IP
Jan 31, 2006This month we’ll show you some popular Linux tools for Internet telephony
more »VoIP with Skype A walk with the Skype VoIP client
Jan 31, 2006The free but proprietary Skype is a popular calling option.
more »Traffic shaping with Trickle Accelerating downloads with Trickle
Dec 31, 2005Is your Internet connection groaning under the load of too many simultaneous downloads? If so, try Trickle, a simple application that gives you more granular control over network traffic.
more »Automating FTP Building scripts for automated FTP
Sep 30, 2005If you find your self executing the same few steps in FTP, you’ll save time and effort with a little automation.
more »SlimServer Music on the LAN with SlimServer
Jun 30, 2005If you have a LAN in your home or office, why not use it for something really important – listening to music?
more »SSPE Security Policies SSPE: Managing security policies for multiple firewalls
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