11. What now?

11.1. Disclaimers etc.

I hope you found the explanations usefull. If so or if you detected an error you may drop me a mail what has happened. To make sure, you have the most recent release, take a look at rh-isdn's Homepage.

Translations of this text to other languages are welcome. I did this documentation by using docbook, so I would prefer a docbook of this document to simplify formatting.

Important: This software is copyrighted under the GPL, please look into COPYING for further information, so of course all the standard-disclaimers apply. I am not responsible if you should crash your computer, delete data, format your HD etc. All trademarks used in this document belong to their owners, I did not take care to mark them especially.

11.2. Useful links to other sites dealing with RH and ISDN

ISDN4Net-Pages

Offering maybe a bit to much sophisticated concepts and a module for linuxconf

simple and clear script-approach

Info about Kernel-configuration

Right from the Netherlands (but in English)

Lot’s of info about PnP and Kernel as well

ISDN4Linux-newsgroup

The german isdn4linux-newsgroup, where you might ask in English as well.

ISDN4Linux

Homepage of ISDN4Linux, links, documentation, CVS-versions [1] of the drivers and utilities.

I4L-FAQ

Homepage of the Official ISDN4Linux-FAQ (available at the ISDN4Linux-Homepage as well).

DNRD - Domain Name Relay Daemon

A DNS-proxy (useful if you got more than one ISP [2]).

IBOD

A daemon which will bring up and down an additional slave-device according to the throughput.

Notes

[1]

This is for the brave, compilation might be difficult, but often newer cards are supported only by CVS-versions.

[2]

I did not test this as my provider is not very cheap but very, very good, so no need to switch.