Or you could post your details and let someone have a stab at helping,
> unless there are any psychics here :-)
>
> Tim
>
> Aaron O'Hara wrote:
>
> >All,
> >
> >I have my * box NAT'd with all ports forwarded that are SIP related
> >(base
All,
I have my * box NAT'd with all ports forwarded that are SIP related
(based on Wiki). I also have nat=yes, externalip=WAN address of
firewall, internalip=LAN network of *.
I have my Xten soft phone on a PC which is NAT'd behind firewall with
ports forwarded. I have also followed instruction
All,
After looking at the wiki and some sample sip configs, I'm a bit
confused as to put in the sip.conf for externip and localnet.
My SIP client (xlite) is connected to the Internet and behind a firewall
on LAN1 with no ports forwarded.
My * server is connected to the Internet and is NAT'd on L
(Sorry if this is a repost...I submitted this a while ago, but it never
showed up on the list)
All,
I'm trying to troubleshoot why I can't dial out using X-Lite via *. I
have a TDM01A (1 FXO), latest *, and latest AMP. * starts successfully,
and ztcfg -v shows that 1 channel is configured. How
All,
I'm trying to troubleshoot why I can't dial out using X-Lite via *. I
have a TDM01A (1 FXO), latest *, and latest AMP. * starts successfully,
and ztcfg -v shows that 1 channel is configured. However, when trying
to dial out I get a "all circuits busy" message.
When at the CLI, "show chann
All,
I'm new to phone systems and phone wiring and I couldn't find an answer
to this question on the wiki or google.
My understanding is that a standard residential/business phone line
carries the signal over 2 wires. Your 4-wire RJ11 wiring supports 2
phone lines. Given that each line takes 2
