From: Champ Clark [Vistech] (champ@bundy.vistech.net)
Date: Wed Mar 22 2006 - 14:51:10 EST
On Wed, Mar 22, 2006 at 11:20:18AM +0200, Mohamed Abdel Kader wrote:
> Good day list,
> I wanted to survey the your feedback on war dialing tools under *nix and
> windows....
Under the *nix side of things, look into "iWar". For *nix
dialers, it's probably the best - however, I'm a bit biased (I'm the
primary author!). It has support for MySQL, two means of "tone detection",
Random/Seq. dialer, pre-built number list, ncurses support, and I've been
adding signal processing into the VoIP side of iWar (uses IAX2). The current
version is 0.071, but I've close to completing 0.08 (Postgresql supprt,
HTTP logging support, bugfixes, other features).
You can find that at http://www.softwink.com/iwar/
I know the THC guys are working on a war dialing software.
There's also a older program called "Shokdial" for *nix. Some people
load a DOS emulator and run Toneloc/THC-Scan.
>
> In other terms what are the war dialing software you use and a small rating
> (in your opinion)
I give iWar a 9.0 (I would give it a 10.0, but being the primary
developer, I know what bugs exist :) There's no need for loading a
DOS emulator, it supports just about everything other dialers support
and then some. It's also still being developed.
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