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t38modem(1)

T.38 modem emulator

NAME

T38Modem - T.38 modem emulator

DESCRIPTION

T38Modem Version 0.8.4

by OpenH323 Project on Unix Linux (2.6.22-3-vserver-amd64-x86_64)

Usage : T38Modem [options] Options:

-p --ptty [num@]tty[,...] : Pseudo ttys (mandatory).

Can be used multiple times. If tty prefixed by num@ then tty will accept incoming calls only for numbers with prefix num. Use none@tty to disable incoming calls. See Drivers section for supported tty's formats.

--route prefix@host[,...] : Route numbers with prefix num to host.

Can be used multiple times. Discards prefix num from numbers. Use 'all' to route all numbers. Mandatory if not using GK.

--redundancy I[L[H]]

: Set redundancy for error recovery for (I)ndication, (L)ow speed and (H)igh speed IFP packets. I, L and H are digits.

--old-asn

: Use original ASN.1 sequence in T.38 (06/98) Annex A (w/o CORRIGENDUM No. 1 fix).

-i --interface ip

: Bind to a specific interface.

--no-listenport

: Disable listen for incoming calls.

--listenport port

: Listen on a specific port.

--connectport port

: Connect to a specific port.

--ports T:B-M[,...]

: For (T)ype set (B)ase and (M)ax ports to use. T is 'udp', 'rtp' or 'tcp'. B and M are numbers.

-g --gatekeeper host

: Specify gatekeeper host.

-n --no-gatekeeper

: Disable gatekeeper discovery.

--require-gatekeeper

: Exit if gatekeeper discovery fails.

-F --fastenable

: Enable fast start.

-T --h245tunneldisable

: Disable H245 tunnelling.

-G --g7231enable

: Enable G.723.1 codec, rather than G.711.

-D --disable codec

: Disable the specified codec. Can be used multiple times.

-P --prefer codec

: Prefer the specified codec. Can be used multiple times.

-u --username str

: Set the local endpoint name to str.

-t --trace

: Enable trace, use multiple times for more detail.

-o --output file

: File for trace output, default is stderr.

--save

: Save arguments in configuration file and exit.

-v --version

: Display version.

-h --help

: Display this help message.

Drivers:

PTY

Uses pseudo-tty (pty) devices to communicate with fax application. The tty should match to regexp '^(/dev/)?tty[pqrstuvwxyzabcde][0123456789abcdef]$'.

by OpenH323 Project on Unix Linux (2.6.22-3-vserver-amd64-x86_64)

History

--ports since Debian 5.0 (Lenny).