This is the ixj driver for Quicknet Internet LineJack and PhoneJack hardware, ported from Linux. Hardware can be found at http://www.quicknet.com Note there is a Linux page where hardware can be purchased without the Windows drivers at a reduced rate. You can then use these FreeBSD ixj drivers. The driver is used by the OpenH323 applications (ohphone, openam and possibly GnomeMeeting in a future release). It allows a standard telephone to be plugged into a FreeBSD machine and used for Voice over IP or Video Conferencing. When making a call, simply lift the handset and dial. When receiving a call, your normal telephone actually rings. In addition the cards support G.723.1 audio compression which means you can communicate with a wider range of H.323 applications such as NetMeeting, when using a modem to connect to the internet. The port was originally made by Devin Butterfield and is now being maintained by Roger Hardiman