Chanskype 3.0 coming soon!
Even better sound quality, client-server architecture, no kernel modules !!!
Buy now and upgrade for free!!
Buy now and upgrade for free!!
Chanskype 1.2.11 released!
The new version of our award-winning Asterisk-to-Skype connectivity solution is out with a lot of improvements!
Asterisk 1.2 and 1.4 support.
Watchdog and reset of unresponsive channels.
Faster startup code (less CPU usage).
Installer no longer overwrites your existing skype.conf.
Some off-the-record tips for running ChanSkype with a leaner WM.
Support for running as a non-root user (attention Trixbox users!).
Fedora Core 6, SuSE 10.x and Ubuntu 6.06 LTS packages.
Get it here!
Asterisk 1.2 and 1.4 support.
Watchdog and reset of unresponsive channels.
Faster startup code (less CPU usage).
Installer no longer overwrites your existing skype.conf.
Some off-the-record tips for running ChanSkype with a leaner WM.
Support for running as a non-root user (attention Trixbox users!).
Fedora Core 6, SuSE 10.x and Ubuntu 6.06 LTS packages.Get it here!
Introducing the first Skype channel driver for Asterisk.
Do you want to make SkypeOut calls from your Asterisk box?
Would you like to have a Skype buddy on your regular phone's speed dial?
Do you think it would be nice to be able to use the Skype network from your mobile phone, or even a telephone booth?
Look no further. We are proud to announce ChanSkype, the world's first Skype channel driver for the Asterisk Open Source PBX. Check out what it can already do:
Call online Skype users.
Call using SkypeOut.
Receive up to 30 incoming Skype Calls ("Skype Trunk").
Bridge with SIP channels.
Make any number of simultaneous calls (limited only by system resources).
If you'd like to know more, please read our FAQ.
Look no further. We are proud to announce ChanSkype, the world's first Skype channel driver for the Asterisk Open Source PBX. Check out what it can already do:
Call online Skype users.
Call using SkypeOut.
Receive up to 30 incoming Skype Calls ("Skype Trunk").
Bridge with SIP channels.
Make any number of simultaneous calls (limited only by system resources).
If you'd like to know more, please read our FAQ.






