It's been working wonderfully for me.

You can use it as a firewall if you have two NIC's (and it would solve 
much of the SIP-over_NAT problems people have), but you wouldn't have 
the "fancy looking m0n0 interface".

You have to remember m0n0 = BSD, trixbox/asterisk@home = linux

Tim Nelson escribió:
> Trixbox is the 'new' asterisk@home . For some reason the project was
> renamed/disbanded/etc... I've worked quite extensively with asterisk /
> asterisk@home but I have not used trixbox yet. Has anyone else used it?
> How does it compare to the original asterisk@home?
>
> --Tim Nelson
> On Wed, 2006-07-05 at 12:25 -0400, C. Andrew Zook wrote:
>   
>> How is trixbox better than asterisk@home?
>>
>> Andy
>>
>>     
>>> no, you can't. you can use trixbox instead, it is asterisk on CentOS 4.3,
>>> just place your asterisk box in your lan and open some udp port in your
>>> monowall for asterisk use i.e.,
>>>
>>> UDP Port 5060-5082
>>> UDP Port 10000 - 20000 <---- voice media streaming
>>>
>>> HTH
>>>
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