Hey all,
I posted this originally on the users list - probably not the best for
it. My apologies...
Currently we're implementing the voipconnection vs-1 for a customer.
It's a decent device, and the included admin interface leaves a lot to
be desired... The idea of the storing settings compact f
Isn't that like an oxymoron, you want something for free to allow you
to charge money? :)
Preston Garrison
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cell: 623-748-4140
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It posts to everyone but to make sense out of all these posts most
people are using a mail reader that does threading. Your original post
was buried deep in another thread and was way off topic for that thread.
MARK.
(Dean McEvoy) wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone recommend a text to speech engine to use w
Rod,
I've been looking and the only Opensource billing type project I can
find that seems to run well and is well known is Areski's prepaid php
AGIs - otherwise I havn't been able to find anything although I've
been looking to avoid Radius for simplicity.
I would be interested to know if you get
Netweb Group, Inc. wrote:
I am seeking needed help in converting my Microsoft Publisher
based site to a Generic HTML Publication, with Shopping cart
for the Items. As sooin as we have this ready and tested with
Linux Browsers, I will let everyone know
Thanks for the suggestion.
Seshu Kanuri
732-213
>Michael Giagnocavo wrote:
>> However, the PA168 only supports a single voice channel. So, if it's a
>> multi-channel PA168-based device, it probably just has a few PA168 chips
>in
>> a single box.
>>
>> -Michael
>
>And they probably can't do trunking, let alone across each other...
Exactly. Trun
Hi,
Can anyone recommend a text to speech engine to use
with Asterisk. It needs to be a good quality one and preferably enables us to
use the AT & T Naturally speaking voices.
Thanks
Dean
PS apologies if your
seeing this for the second time, I didn't realise that replying to a thread
didn't
Hi all,
With todays modern email clients, email threads are kept in a separate header.
In other words it has nothing to do with the Subject line.
When you press Reply To and then change the subject all you end up doing is
hijacking someone elses thread. Which is very annoying to the rest of us.
Michael Giagnocavo wrote:
However, the PA168 only supports a single voice channel. So, if it's a
multi-channel PA168-based device, it probably just has a few PA168 chips in
a single box.
-Michael
And they probably can't do trunking, let alone across each other...
--
Kristian Kielhofner
Hi,
Can anyone recommend a text to speech engine to use with Asterisk. It needs
to be a good quality one and preferably enables us to use the AT & T
Naturally speaking voices.
Thanks
Dean
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I know that this has been a hot topic in the past, and that there are a
number of views about the overall suitability of RADIUS, which billing
methodology is best, what is the meaning of life and such...
What I would like to know is has anyone found an open-source billing
platform that performs
We are in the process of building a VOIP network in Australia for a
specific vertical market application. We are now looking for partner(s)
to provide additional call termination via SIP (preferred) or IAX2. We
will have our own PSTN termination throughout Australian capitals which
will carry a
Hi:
Their outgoing termination is different than their incoming DID's.
Steve
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However, the PA168 only supports a single voice channel. So, if it's a
multi-channel PA168-based device, it probably just has a few PA168 chips in
a single box.
-Michael
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Kristian,
The ATA-100 seems to be a 4 port device. In the case of all 4 channels
being utilized, with the ever popular G.729 codec for example:
without IAX2 trunking: approx 120.0kb/s in each direction
with IAX2 trunking : approx 58.7kb/s in each direction
That is less than hal
Actually since they use companies like Level3 who hands off SIP, they
don't need anything more then a media proxy. With the exception of
needing to do things like voicemail, which SER actually has modules
available to handle that.
Preston Garrison
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iLBC is in the works for the PA168. It was planned for 1.42 (released last
week), but didn't quite make it. Maybe for 1.43?
-Michael
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will you add any time soon support for the iLBC code?
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From: "Kristian Kielhofner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Commercial and Business-Oriented Asterisk Discussion"
Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 4:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-biz] New IAX2 Phones in the Market
> Herman
Herman Webley wrote:
Good day,
In reference to the ATAs:
Do they support IAX2 trunking?
Does the model with the built in router prioritize voice traffic in its
queues?
Best regards,
Herman Webley
Herman,
IAX2 trunking will not help all that much with these devices. There is
not much bandwidth sa
Hi:
You are correct. Vonage is using lots of computers and gateways. They do
not have all their eggs in one basket. They are using many carriers in
different areas.
I know that in Mexico, Vonage is starting to have major problems. Telmex
is blocking their audio channel and the Southwest b
Garrett Smith wrote:
All: I have the following stock that I would like to move
As opposed to the stock that you want to keep??
I've always enjoyed the TV ads for "inventory reduction sales", as if
there was any other kind.
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On Mon, 28 Mar 2005, Yair Hakak wrote:
> I get the feeling that the vast majority of vonage calls are
> vonage->PSTN (which requires the SIP proxy to hand off to a gateway),
> not vonage<->vonage. Couple that with the fact that a large portion of
> vonage users are behind NATs (and STUN isn't exac
Good day,
In reference to the ATAs:
Do they support IAX2 trunking?
Does the model with the built in router prioritize voice traffic in its
queues?
Best regards,
Herman Webley
On Sat, 2005-03-26 at 22:39 -0800, Netweb Group, Inc. wrote:
> Hi Folks!
>
> Please Visit http://www.eezeephone.com for
I get the feeling that the vast majority of vonage calls are
vonage->PSTN (which requires the SIP proxy to hand off to a gateway),
not vonage<->vonage. Couple that with the fact that a large portion of
vonage users are behind NATs (and STUN isn't exactly 100%) , and i
start thinking that there is s
Hello list,
I am looking for 800 and DID termination in the following cities in
Latinamerica via sip or iax:
Mexico city, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia,
Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.
I want to setup a conference server with asterisk and I need to price
the co
Hi:
That is somewhat true but it is not the same as SER. Example: With SER
there is no codex translation. Vonage is using SER with over 500,000 users.
Steve
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Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 9:3
All: I have the following stock that I would like to move
CP-7960G-CH1 New Open Box $275 each
CP-7960G New in Box $295 each
CP7940G Used $210 each!!!
CP-7910G NEW IN BOX $210 each
CP-7910G USED $200 each
IP300 $135 each
IP500 $195 each
IP600 $295 each
Thanks,
Garret
--On Saturday, March 26, 2005 11:43 AM -0600 Anton Krall
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I understand what you say Brandon but thats exactly what I was wondering.
If when using pstn, the called person of an 800 number is the one that
pays for the call, why on voip, the calle has to pay something whe
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005, steve wrote:
> We will release our OEM phones with new Firmware next week (with own
> developed GUI) based on the Yuxin and ATcom designs so if you're in
> europe, you might ask us, but for the US ask him.
Interesting - anything special in your firmware?
Particularly, I've be
At 17:09 28.03.2005, you wrote:
Hi,
Which reference design are these phones, for building firmware?
I.e., with the PALMH323 source, we do a "make xxx iax2 us", where xxx is
PA168Q, 5111PHONE, etc... which are yours?
Thanks,
Michael
Hi Michael,
He's reselling the YUXIN Phones - same as we do
On Monday 28 March 2005 12:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Mon, 28 Mar 2005, Dan Iordanescu wrote:
> > If you define the sip users in sip.conf with: canreinvite=yes then *
> > behaves like SER; it's not in the middle anymore. Asterisk-users list
> > has a lot more on this stuff.
>
> Stick to sell
I am going with smart. Just wait and let me know what you think when i
am done :)
Preston Garrison
direct: 877-748-4142
fax: 310-774-3901
cell: 623-748-4140
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On Mon, 28 Mar 2005, Dan Iordanescu wrote:
> If you define the sip users in sip.conf with: canreinvite=yes then *
> behaves like SER; it's not in the middle anymore. Asterisk-users list
> has a lot more on this stuff.
Stick to selling epygi, Dan, that doesn't require thinking.
canreinvite will on
If you define the sip users in sip.conf with:
canreinvite=yes
then * behaves like SER; it's not in the middle anymore.
Asterisk-users list has a lot more on this stuff.
Dan.
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Looking for a DID in Melbourne.
Les.
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On Mon, 28 Mar 2005, Preston Garrison wrote:
> Actually i am rewriting chan_sip.c so it doesn't have to be in the
> middle all the time. It will proxy like ser if necessary, or transcode
> if it must. Of course the best performance is going to be if you use it
> like SER and let your provider do t
Actually i am rewriting chan_sip.c so it doesn't have to be in the
middle all the time. It will proxy like ser if necessary, or transcode
if it must. Of course the best performance is going to be if you use it
like SER and let your provider do the transcoding.
Preston Garrison
direct: 877-748-4
Hi,
Which reference design are these phones, for building firmware?
I.e., with the PALMH323 source, we do a "make xxx iax2 us", where xxx is
PA168Q, 5111PHONE, etc... which are yours?
Thanks,
Michael
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I realize you are having trouble with web site development and probably
don't need any more requirements but here is one anyway.
You seem to now have three types of IAX phones and it is difficult to
understand any differences in features. Lots of companies make charts
that show a long list of f
On Monday 28 March 2005 08:45, Steve Totaro wrote:
> > Of course the same guy had even managed to find a "limited Cat 3" cable
> > from
> > God knows where, to use for some 100Base-T legs.
>
> Last I knew, Cat3 could only support 10base-t.
Exactly
--
Steve Szmidt
"They that would give up essent
You might want to put your post on the new DID Forum.
We created it especially for these kind of requests.
http://www.didforum.com
Regards,
Jason
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>
> Looking for DIDs in Lima, Peru. SIP or IAX2.
> Please, inform commercial and technical conditions.
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> I think it's a
I think it's a credit to the designers of the ethernet standard, that it works
under the conditions that some people create. For those who never got the
formal education on the subject it's often just a bunch of cables and wires.
One of my favorite is one where the "administrator" has the twiste
Its all about simulating real life situations :)
Zoa.
Storm D. J. Petersen wrote:
Holly, that's a scary tangle of wires. Are those cat5 cables wrapped around
your power transformers and powerbars?
S.
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