Sorry to dredge up an old topic, but could someone help me with this?
I need to accept and forward a call from a range of ip addresses
without any other authentication. (from-internal)
Does anyone have a small snipped of extensions.conf and sip.conf that I
can use to implement this?
Thanks
I have 3 sip trunks registered with an outside provider, however
asterisk always seems to work when going out the third trunk. Any way
to round-robin this so that we can make more than one outbound call at a
time?
Thanks in advance,
Aaron
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Will gnugk do a "translation" from h.323 to sip so I don't have to make
any major modifications? Is there an example gnugk.ini and h323.conf
file I can look at to get this all running?
Thank you in advance
Aaron
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Try both chan_oh323 and gnugk .
Harry
? It works fine from a soft phone. Could it be something to
do with the codec they are using?
Thanks in advance
Aaron
Cesc wrote:
On 7/24/06, Aaron Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been messing with both all day. I think what might be
tripping me
up is the extensions.conf.
i do think
I have been scouring the net the last couple of days looking for some
kind of tutorial or walkthrough on setting up a h.323 channel in asterisk.
What I need to do is basically this:
I have a client who wants to be able to connect to me via h.323 and make
a local phone call (local to me, he is
Gentelmen (and ladies too of course),
Just a quick question.
I run an internet provider here in Japan and we want to start offering
US DIDs to some of our US military customers.
Does anyone have a link to some good information about DIDs and setting
them up under asterisk? Also, perhaps a
Any Luck with this? I'm getting frustrated. We need caller ID to be
able to do business properly.
Cheers
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, exactly now I am trying to do that also...
Isamar
On Fri, 25 Nov 2005, Aaron Anderson wrote:
Are there any kind of patches or experimental
Are there any kind of patches or experimental libraries that I can use
to pull caller ID info off a japanese pots line?
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