Genady Posted yesterday at 01:48 AM Posted yesterday at 01:48 AM Microsoft will kill Skype in a couple of months. I have a Skype number, which is a normal US phone number for people calling me, and I don't want to lose it. So, I need to port it to somebody else. One candidate is RingCentral. I've checked with them, and they confirmed that my number can be ported to their system. Google Voice, OTOH, accepts only cell numbers. Any recommendations before I make a move? Thank you.
iNow Posted yesterday at 03:50 AM Posted yesterday at 03:50 AM Curious what @Sensei might say here on this subject (tho he’ll probably mention something about building your own network and running Linux which is clearly not the point… existing paths and providers only is the question in the OP)
Sensei Posted yesterday at 08:29 AM Posted yesterday at 08:29 AM 4 hours ago, iNow said: Curious what @Sensei might say here on this subject (tho he’ll probably mention something about building your own network and running Linux which is clearly not the point… existing paths and providers only is the question in the OP) ..but creating your own proxy server and establishing a connection from one client to the other client is easier than downloading and installing some 3rd party communication application... See: It took maybe 15 seconds to set everything up and running.. ps. On Kali Linux you don't need to install any application. On some Debian-based distributions (Ubuntu, Mint) you can do sudo apt install socat (it's a versatile general networking tool). ps2. It can be configured with the socat itself.
exchemist Posted yesterday at 09:01 AM Posted yesterday at 09:01 AM 5 hours ago, iNow said: Curious what @Sensei might say here on this subject (tho he’ll probably mention something about building your own network and running Linux which is clearly not the point… existing paths and providers only is the question in the OP) You were not wrong🙄.
Sensei Posted yesterday at 09:17 AM Posted yesterday at 09:17 AM A version of the secure channel via SSH (data transmission is encrypted): The second (rightmost) client is logged in via SSH and has direct access to the server's local port 2345. The first client is logged in via SSH, but has access via local machine port 1234 which only goes (forwarded) to the server via SSH (the -R parameter causes reverse port forwarding/reverse tunneling)
Genady Posted 21 hours ago Author Posted 21 hours ago Do UK members have knowledge / opinion about UK provider Phonely?
StringJunky Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 10 hours ago, Genady said: Do UK members have knowledge / opinion about UK provider Phonely? Trustpilot reviews are very good. https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.voipfone.co.uk
Genady Posted 9 hours ago Author Posted 9 hours ago 1 hour ago, StringJunky said: Trustpilot reviews are very good. https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.voipfone.co.uk Thank you.
Sensei Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago @Genady It's hard to understand what you actually want from us. If you want to keep your current phone number that Skype assigned to you, then you should contact Skype Support/Microsoft Support and ask them if it will be possible to transfer the number to another carrier or not. Because if not, then you have no choice but to buy a new SIM, or a new eSIM, or buy some kind of virtual number. And then distribute to your contacts before Skype one shuts down. On Android phone with Termux you can do this with a script (if you have hundreds/thousands of numbers in your contact list).. Google "phone number transfer procedure united kingdom" https://www.google.com/search?q=phone+number+transfer+procedure+united+kingdom In different countries, the transfer procedure may vary. But since here we have US company vs UK country, it may not be possible at all.
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