To use VoipBuster on Linux, read the How-to at

"http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html":http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html

Without the images, it goes like this:

Required Software

* Linphone (www.linphone.org) (in Debian, just run apt-get install linphone or use synaptic.)

Configure Linphone

* Select Go/Preferences

* Go to the SIP tab

* In Identity write your VoipBuster account username.

* Select Add Proxy/Registrar. In

**In SIP Proxy put sip:sip.voipbuster.com . Select

**Select OK.

* When prompted for login details, enter your VoipBuster account password.

* Dial the phone number in the SIP address field. Don't forget the + and the country code.

* Press Call or Answer.

* In case you need, there is a DTMF dial pad in the Show More section.

The how-to pointed above has some figures that illustrate the configuration process.

To use VoipBuster on Linux, read the How-to at

"http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html":http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html

Without the images, it goes like this:

Required Software

* Linphone (www.linphone.org) (in Debian, just run apt-get install linphone or use synaptic.)

Configure Linphone

* Select Go/Preferences

* Go to the SIP tab

* In Identity write your VoipBuster account username.

* Select Add Proxy/Registrar. Proxy/Registrar.\\

**In In SIP Proxy put sip:sip.voipbuster.com sip:sip.voipbuster.com\\

**Select Select OK.

* When prompted for login details, enter your VoipBuster account password.

* Dial the phone number in the SIP address field. Don't forget the + and the country code.

* Press Call or Answer.

* In case you need, there is a DTMF dial pad in the Show More section.

The how-to pointed above has some figures that illustrate the configuration process.

To use VoipBuster on Linux, read the How-to at

"http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html":http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html

Without the images, it goes like this:

Required Software

* Linphone (www.linphone.org) (in Debian, just run apt-get install linphone or use synaptic.)

Configure Linphone

* Select Go/Preferences

* Go to the SIP tab

* In Identity write your VoipBuster account username.

* Select Add Proxy/Registrar.\\ Proxy/Registrar.

In SIP Proxy put sip:sip.voipbuster.com\\ sip:sip.voipbuster.com

Select OK.

* When prompted for login details, enter your VoipBuster account password.

* Dial the phone number in the SIP address field. Don't forget the + and the country code.

* Press Call or Answer.

* In case you need, there is a DTMF dial pad in the Show More section.

The how-to pointed above has some figures that illustrate the configuration process.

To use VoipBuster on Linux, read the How-to at

"http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html":http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html

Without the images, it goes like this:

Required Software

* Linphone (www.linphone.org) (in Debian, just run apt-get install linphone or use synaptic.)

Configure Linphone

* Select Go/Preferences

* Go to the SIP tab

* In Identity write your VoipBuster account username.

* Select Add Proxy/Registrar.

In SIP Proxy put sip:sip.voipbuster.com

Select OK.

* When prompted for login details, enter your VoipBuster account password.

* Dial the phone number in the SIP address field. Don't forget the + and the country code.

* Press Call or Answer.

* In case you need, there is a DTMF dial pad in the Show More section.

The how-to pointed above has some figures that illustrate the configuration process.

To use VoipBuster on Linux, read the How-to at

"http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html":http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html [http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html]http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html

Without the images, it goes like this:

Required Software

* Linphone (www.linphone.org) (in Debian, just run apt-get install linphone or use synaptic.)

Configure Linphone

* Select Go/Preferences

* Go to the SIP tab

* In Identity write your VoipBuster account username.

* Select Add Proxy/Registrar.

In SIP Proxy put sip:sip.voipbuster.com

Select OK.

* When prompted for login details, enter your VoipBuster account password.

* Dial the phone number in the SIP address field. Don't forget the + and the country code.

* Press Call or Answer.

* In case you need, there is a DTMF dial pad in the Show More section.

The how-to pointed above has some figures that illustrate the configuration process.

To use VoipBuster on Linux, read the How-to at

[http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html]http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html [http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html] http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html

Without the images, it goes like this:

Required Software

* Linphone (www.linphone.org) (in Debian, just run apt-get install linphone or use synaptic.)

Configure Linphone

* Select Go/Preferences

* Go to the SIP tab

* In Identity write your VoipBuster account username.

* Select Add Proxy/Registrar.

In SIP Proxy put sip:sip.voipbuster.com

Select OK.

* When prompted for login details, enter your VoipBuster account password.

* Dial the phone number in the SIP address field. Don't forget the + and the country code.

* Press Call or Answer.

* In case you need, there is a DTMF dial pad in the Show More section.

The how-to pointed above has some figures that illustrate the configuration process.

To use VoipBuster on Linux, read the How-to at

[http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html] http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html

Without the images, it goes like this:

Required Software

* Linphone (www.linphone.org) (in Debian, just run apt-get install linphone or use synaptic.)

Configure Linphone

* Select Go/Preferences

* Go to the SIP tab

* In Identity write your VoipBuster account username.

* Select Add Proxy/Registrar.

In SIP Proxy put sip:sip.voipbuster.com

Select OK.

* When prompted for login details, enter your VoipBuster account password.

* Dial the phone number in the SIP address field. Don't forget the + and the country code.

* Press Call or Answer.

* In case you need, there is a DTMF dial pad in the Show More section.

The how-to pointed above has some figures that illustrate the configuration process.

To use VoipBuster on Linux, read the How-to at

http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html

Without the images, it goes like this: this

-----------------------------------------------

Required Software

* Linphone (www.linphone.org) (in Debian, just run apt-get install linphone or use synaptic.)

Configure Linphone

* Select Go/Preferences

* Go to the SIP tab

* In Identity write your VoipBuster account username.

* Select Add Proxy/Registrar.

In SIP Proxy put sip:sip.voipbuster.com

Select OK.

* When prompted for login details, enter your VoipBuster account password.

* Dial the phone number in the SIP address field. Don't forget the + and the country code.

* Press Call or Answer.

* In case you need, there is a DTMF dial pad in the Show More section.

-----------------------------------------------

The how-to pointed above has some figures that illustrate the configuration process.

To use VoipBuster on Linux, read the How-to at

http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html

Without the images, it goes like this

-----------------------------------------------

Required Software

* Linphone (www.linphone.org) (in Debian, just run apt-get install linphone or use synaptic.)

Configure Linphone

* Select Go/Preferences

* Go to the SIP tab

* In Identity write your VoipBuster account username.

* Select Add Proxy/Registrar.

In SIP Proxy put sip:sip.voipbuster.com

Select OK.

* When prompted for login details, enter your VoipBuster account password.

* Dial the phone number in the SIP address field. Don't forget the + and the country code.

* Press Call or Answer.

* In case you need, there is a DTMF dial pad in the Show More section.

-----------------------------------------------

The how-to pointed above has some figures that illustrate the configuration process.

To use VoipBuster on Linux, read the How-to at

http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html

Without the images, it goes like this

-----------------------------------------------

Required Software

* Linphone (www.linphone.org) (in Debian, just run apt-get install linphone or use synaptic.)

Configure Linphone

* Select Go/Preferences

* Go to the SIP tab

* In Identity write your VoipBuster account username.

* Select Add Proxy/Registrar.

In SIP Proxy put sip:sip.voipbuster.com

Select OK.

* When prompted for login details, enter your VoipBuster account password.

* Dial the phone number in the SIP address field. Don't forget the + and the country code.

* Press Call or Answer.

* In case you need, there is a DTMF dial pad in the Show More section.

-----------------------------------------------

The how-to pointed above has some figures that illustrate the configuration process.

To use VoipBuster on Linux, read the How-to at

http://mega.ist.utl.pt/~jmfv/VOIPBUSTER_Linux.html

Without the images, it goes like this

-----------------------------------------------

Required Software

* Linphone (www.linphone.org) (in Debian, just run apt-get install linphone or use synaptic.)

Configure Linphone

* Select Go/Preferences

* Go to the SIP tab

* In Identity write your VoipBuster account username.

* Select Add Proxy/Registrar.

In SIP Proxy put sip:sip.voipbuster.com

Select OK.

* When prompted for login details, enter your VoipBuster account password.

* Dial the phone number in the SIP address field. Don't forget the + and the country code.

* Press Call or Answer.

* In case you need, there is a DTMF dial pad in the Show More section.

-----------------------------------------------

The how-to pointed above has some figures that illustrate the configuration process.