Ken Gillett wrote:
Is it possible to use a (USB) modem as a 'trunk' to and from the PSTN, i.e. be able to accept incoming PSTN calls and also make PSTN calls? From a hardware point of view, I believe this is possible. For instance, take a closer look at some DSL modem/router and a VoIP Gateway/Router that is based on a TI AR7 platform. Chances are their hardware designs are the same and also use the same (Legerity) chipset, yet their functions are different due to their drivers and software applications. That said, if you can manage to find the source code for your hardware and are willing to invest your time on working on it, I am sure you will be able to succeed to make your DSL modem acting as a VoIP device.
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