If you are running your asterisk box on Linux, just add a rule to your
iptables to route any port to port 5060 on the local box, this way both
ports respond the same way..
I do that now with my mail system(s).. It accepts incoming smtp on port 25
(standard port), but I also accept it on a
with
cordless handset. It costs about the same as the Hitachi phone on its
own. I don't think that the cordless handset is truly SIP/Wifi based.
But that may not matter if its well integrated into the phone.
Michael
On Sun, 21 Aug 2005 18:47:50 -0400, Andre Normandin wrote:
I already have a Sipura
Hi,
I just stopped in at Best Buy here in CT, USA. I found an interesting
offering from Vtech there. It states it's a VOIP wireless phone system made
for the Vonage service.
Here it is at their website:
http://www.vtechphones.com/vtechui/guide/dsp_voip_guide.cfm
For $149, it comes with 2
Thanks,
I just read all the literature on the Vtech website, and, I think you are
exactly correct!
Oh well, so much for cheap SIP wireless phones :-)
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Adamson
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2005 2:51 PM
To:
with sprinkles
;-)
Nothing special at all. You'd be better off with a Sipura device and a
Panasonic cordless phone.
Michael
On Sun, 21 Aug 2005 15:12:49 -0400, Andre Normandin wrote:
Thanks,
I just read all the literature on the Vtech website, and, I think you are
exactly correct!
Oh well, so much
Thanks for the new version
Is there a place I can go that documents all the options in the sccp.conf
file?
Thank you again for all your work,
- Andre
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Hi,
I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction to fix this issue..
I just recently have a need to have a group of people (5 to be exact) talk via
a conference call on a semi-regular basis.
The phone lines that are connected to a conference (meetme) are as such:
1. Local SIP
I'm having the same issue, although my DID's are working.. It's my outbound
that is doing this.. Really annoying, too, because instead of just failing
and rolling over to my backup pots lines like it usually does, BV connects
and then the call is useless
I'd much rather a straight failure.
I've had Broadvoice for over a year now, and although their outages are
really annoying, the fact that their service costs $20/month unlimited is
what keeps me with them..
I have 2 Inbound #'s through them (same account), one in GA (678-253) and
one in CT (203-935), and overall their inbound has
I, once again, was having problems with them last night.. My log is filled
with unable to register.. Also, even when it was registered, if I
attempted to use their service to dial out, I was getting 2 out of 3 calls
failing with the service unavailable messages..
So far today everything seems
Hello,
About 4PM EDT I noticed that my broadvoice service cannot register..
Anyone else having problems with their broadvoice service?
FYI: I connect to the 147.135.20.128 (nyc) proxy...
Thanks,
- Andre
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Mine seemed to have come back somewhere between 5:30 and 6...
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Sent: Monday, May 02, 2005 8:18 PM
To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Anyone else having Broadvoice issues
Does anyone know what the [WARNING: . Changethread: Can't change device
'**Unknown**'] line means below..
I just set verbosity to level 5, and noticed that error everytime a
voicemail is left.. Everything seems to work ok, and I have no idea how long
that error has been there, but I'm just
I just checked (4:30PM EDT) , my inbound seems to be working fine, however,
I have the same issue as I have with outbound.. Very choppy audio..
- Andre
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Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 1:14 PM
Ahh,,
That explains alot..
Outbound service is VERY VERY distorted, like alot of packet loss is
occuring.. It was fine last night at 11:30PM, when I was talking outbound
via it.. I thought it was my Internet connection, but I checked and have
been unable to find anything wrong..
Haven't had any
Just as a side note, I use the NYC broadvoice proxy.. Which one do you use
that seems to be down?
- Andre
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Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 1:14 PM
To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
Subject:
Hi Andrew,
I've experiened the noisy line from both my POTS lines (Digit Networks X101P
cards -- 3 of them to be exact) as well as my VOIP provider (Broadvoice)...
The problem has also occured in both directions (I.E I originate the call,
or someone has called me, again on 2 POTs lines (3rd is
http://www.grandstream.com/y-gxp2000.htm
Looks like the phone is $139 from DigitNetworks.. Price looks good..
If anyone has one working with Asterisk, how does it sound/work?
Also, does it have caller ID with name? The Budgettones only support plain
old callerID number.. Very annoying!!
Hey,
I just asked the same question a few hours ago :-)
I too am interested in the phone.. It looks nice.. I did send their tech
support staff a question about the phone, and received an answer already..
I looked through the manual on-line, and wasn't able to determine if it did
CallerID with
That is very interesting stuff!!!
I've experienced, and still continue to experience, the line noise issue,
as well as the beeping issue.. The beeping issue took one of the people I
was talking to by surprise, he thought the conversation was being recorded..
I have 3 X101P cards for my 3 inbound
The same thing happened to me a few days ago.. Truthfully, I thought it was
just me, and a coincidence.. My DSL line went down, and astertisk refused
to work until it came back up...
I couldn't even dial out, nor would it receive calls on my 3 analog (X101P
card) lines
I don't know about
I do it all the time..
Just like a standard phone
Call someone, flash hook, get second dial tone, call another person, flash
hook and all three are connected.. I didn't have to do anything, this works
fine..
The one caveat to this is I cannot get it to work on my analog line (Don't
know how to
No offense taken. In fact, it sounds like you have 'spotted' an error or
potential error in the way I have configured this. I would appreciate any
and all comments/suggestions you may have on how I could configure asterisk
to change dtmfmode depending on the codec being used.
Thanks,
-
Hi Rich,
Thanks for writing back to me. Yep, just like you, I too am looking for a
lower bandwidth codec for my outbound. And, yes, broadvoice only officially
supports G.711. That being said, is there even a way to do this scenario in
asterisk?
Thanks,
- Andre
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the facts straight :-)
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Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 5:06 PM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Line Noise HELP!
Hi
Hi Rich,
Thanks for the very detailed way to setup BV with *.. Actually, I've had
asterisk and BV working both incoming and outgoing since May of last year..
You are quite correct, though.. I'm by no means an expert in *, but there
was a good week or two of scratching my head back then to try and
Hi,
I'm
having very similiar problems.. However, I'm running a development version, and
it happens on both SIP phones, and on Analog phones connected via Sipura
SPA-2000's (I have 2 different SPA2000's, and 4 analog lines.. Seems to happen
on all of them as well)..
The
problem seems to
Hi,
I'm not quite sure if this can be done, but..
I use BROADVOICE as my outbound primary. I have both g.729 and ulaw as my
outbound preference with BROADVOICE. It seems that sometimes broadvoice
honors my g.729 request, and that is the codec chosen for the outbound call
via broadvoice.. Other
Ooops,
sorry folks.. A correction..
I
don't have digium X100 cards, I have Digit Networks X100P clone cards.. Don't
know if it matters, but wanted to get the facts straight :-)
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Hi,
I've seen these Linksys wireless routers with an ATA already built in (Both
for ATT and Vonage) at staples. I was wondering if anybody has one, and
has been able to configure one of them for asterisk? Is the ATA portion of
the router locked or can you just go into the router's webadmin
However, for the last hour or so their site has been unreachable with
an icmp destination unreachable coming from 199.232.42.62, which belongs
to Cambridge Entrepreneurial Network in Quincy MA. Would guess either
someone upgrading hardware or a failure near broadvoice.
I just spoke with
Suddenly my broadvoice will no longer register. It was working fine for over
1 month without a single problem, now I get a SIP registration timed out
message.
I called them, and I was told that they are experiencing problems, and they
hoped to have it resolved ASAP.
I called them at around 10 AM
MessageWOW!!! COOL!!!
I spoke to them a few weeks ago, and mentioned about asterisk, and they said
that they would be rolling out the service soon, but I thought that was just
a marketing answer!! They are actually doing it!!! Excellent, thanks for the
update.
Is their asterisk service gonna be
Ahh, just like my momma told me, if it sounds too good to be true, it
usually is.. :-)
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Normandin
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 4:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] How does Novergence
I'll let you know as soon as Galaxy Voice sends me my information.. I signed
up for their service a week ago Friday, still haven't received anything..
They say they are waiting for my telephone number to be assigned??
- Andre
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Hello,
I have a POTS with distinctive ring on it from the phone company. It looks
like there is a way with asterisk to create distinctive rings, something
like dial(ZAP/1rx) but is there a way with asterisk (using an X100P PCI
card) to detect a distinctive ring from a POTS line?
Thanks for your
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