> Dear Atacomm Customers,
> We apologize, but as of 6:00pm CST Friday, September 21st, Atacomm
> and its parent company Ataractic Corporation has ceased
> operations. We appreciate the 7 years of loyalty and support from
> our customers. We sincerely regret any adverse effects this may have cause
From c|net News:
"On Monday,Microsoft and nine leading phone manufacturers--Asustek
Computer, GN, LG-Nortel, NEC, Plantronics, Plycom, Samsung, Tatung, and
Vitelix--announced the public beta program for Microsoft Office
Communications Server 2007 and Microsoft Office Communicator 2007."
Now we
I once had to oversee Verizon install a PRI line in Manhattan. I live
2.5 hours away, but we made the appointment, and I was there, but the
Verizon tech never showed. I made another appointment, and it
happened again, and again, and again. I don't even remember how many
times it finally took, b
I have learned the hard way that using old configs with new firmware is
asking for trouble. It is much better to keep your custom configurations
in a MAC specific overrides file and replace the sip.cfg and phone1.cfg
files completely.
This doesn't guarantee that you won't have problems, but it's
Has anyone tried pushing calls to a Vonage ATA attached to an FXO card in
Asterisk and had your account terminated by Vonage?
I'm curious as to whether they will stop your service if you push too many
calls through their ATA in a specific period of time.
Thanks in advance for the info, SG
I kn
"The jury found that three of five disputed patents were infringed and
all are valid, while rejecting Verizon's claim that the infringement was
willful. The patents cover a method of translating calls between the
Internet and standard phones, call-waiting features and wireless handsets."
Is it j
> It's good
> to know Polycom has anti-competitive business practices. I also
> dislike that they refuse to give out anything but old firmware
> versions too.
They could do a lot to improve their relationships with their public :(
I second that!
I like the 501 and 601 phones I have, and they c
No, it would be yet another list that people would have to subscribe to, and
many
of the questions/answers for one version are quite relevant to the other.
Can't we just require everyone on this list to upgrade to v1.4? :)
I'm sure in due time they will anyway.
-Kenneth
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exten => 111,1,Wait(1)
exten => 111,2,Playback(Randy)
exten => 111,3,Dial(Sip/Randy,20)
exten => 111,4,Goto(111-${DIALSTATUS},1)
exten => 111-BUSY,1,Voicemail([EMAIL PROTECTED],u)
exten => 111-NOANSWER,1,Dial(IAX2/${TELIAX_OUT}/212551212)
works GREAT
This is awesome, I had actually wondered abo
Sip 1.5.2
Bootrom 3.1.3
Anyone know any good reasons NOT to use the latest? I believe Bootrom
3.2.2 B and Firmware (SIP) 2.1.0. It's also the stuff the new IP 650's
are using.
-Kenneth
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I ran into this problem with an early batch of IP650s. Polycom's firmware
version 2.0.3b made this issue go away.
Speaking of Polycom firmware, anyone have an up to date source for the
stuff? The site I ordered from took down their FTP site that had it.
:(
-Kenneth
I've just realised - the directory entries that have working Buddy watch are
the first in sequence when the extensions are sorted into NAME order, which
the phones do when saving their directory files.
Looks like it could be a watch limit in that version of the firmware?
Could it be that it's o
Anyone out there using VOIP for business class inbound/outbound
services? I've found my VOIP provider to be less than reliable, SIP
registrations timeout, calls drop, they claim IAX2 is too buggy (I
find that hard to believe), and pretty much blame all problems on
other circumstances and don't act
> Linksys listened to demand and released a version that still has the
> Linux firmware. The model is WRT54GL with the L for Linux.
>
> Newegg has them for $57 after MIR.
Note, seems like the 'current' WRT54GL has less flash/memory than older
releases of WRT54GS, sadly :-)
http://wiki.openwrt.or
I'm looking for opinions on the "best value" router to use for home offices.
It should work for a scenario in which there are 3 computers and 2 SIP
phones, handling QoS so that the phones always have higher priority traffic
than the PCs. (and not rely on the phones to do the QoS because some PCs
I have been asked to get IM via the X-Ten softphone to work with Asterisk.
Anyone have any ideas? I have looked on google and other places with no
luck.
Our system is as followed
Linux CentOS 4.4
Asterisk 1.4.0-beta3
X-Lite v3.0 for Windows
If by IM, you mean the built-in Jabber stuff in v1.4
Bob,
It looks like the gnutls development package is called gnutls-devel:
'yum install gnutls-devel' should get the package installed.
Yah, I thought that would be it. I have that installed, as well as
gnutls. (I basically installed both packages you can find with yum
search gnutls). Any other
I'm working from the docs here:
http://voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+Speaks+with+Google+Talk
and getting an error doing the ./configure on the iksemel module:
checking for getaddrinfo... yes
./configure: line 20399: syntax error near unexpected token `,'
./configure: line 20399: `AM_PATH_LIB
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