Is NetTalk Linux Friendly?

ray2047 · Post by **ray2047** » Sat Jun 16, 2012 7:28 pm

I was reading NetTalk's online setup instructions for their router version and it seemed all you needed to do to register is contact them using your browser or am I missing something?

black_icon · Post by **black_icon** » Sat Jun 16, 2012 9:54 pm

I don't think this is NetTalk Support. Just to remind you that you're in Unofficial MagicJack Forum.

ray2047 · Post by **ray2047** » Sat Jun 16, 2012 11:12 pm

black_icon wrote:I don't think this is NetTalk Support. Just to remind you that you're in Unofficial MagicJack Forum.

But it is the forum for alternatives to MajicJack.

radzkillah · Post by **radzkillah** » Mon Jun 25, 2012 11:31 am

ray2047 wrote:
black_icon wrote:I don't think this is NetTalk Support. Just to remind you that you're in Unofficial MagicJack Forum.
But it is the forum for alternatives to MajicJack.

which is quite correct

ray2047 · Post by **ray2047** » Mon Jun 25, 2012 1:07 pm

When I posted that I had not yet found the NetTalk forum. For some reason the first time I searched Google failed me. It didn't the second time.

Now to answer my own question: Yes, NetTalk duo is Linux friendly if you use it on your router. You just use any browser on a computer to go to NetTalk's website and register with the serial number and password included with the device.

Hmmm...I wonder why Magicjack didn't think of that?

radzkillah · Post by **radzkillah** » Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:43 pm

ray2047 wrote:When I posted that I had not yet found the NetTalk forum. For some reason the first time I searched Google failed me. It didn't the second time.

Now to answer my own question: Yes, NetTalk duo is Linux friendly if you use it on your router. You just use any browser on a computer to go to NetTalk's website and register with the serial number and password included with the device.

Hmmm...I wonder why Magicjack didn't think of that?

So does this mean that I can access my Net Talk via browser?

It would be great since I have been using Linux Mint installed on my laptop

ray2047 · Post by **ray2047** » Tue Jun 26, 2012 6:09 pm

So does this mean that I can access my Net Talk via browser?

It would be great since I have been using Linux Mint installed on my laptop

I just received mine and was able to set it up no problem from my browser. (Opera/PCLinuxOS) Note I'm running from an Ethernet switch since my router has only one port and it works fine from an Ethernet switch.

radzkillah · Post by **radzkillah** » Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:11 am

ray2047 wrote:
So does this mean that I can access my Net Talk via browser?

It would be great since I have been using Linux Mint installed on my laptop
I just received mine and was able to set it up no problem from my browser. (Opera/PCLinuxOS) Note I'm running from an Ethernet switch since my router has only one port and it works fine from an Ethernet switch.

YEEAAAH!! Dan should should adap this idea

I might wanna try it though ..