Thanks for the reply. Yep, the telco is providing the callerid since
it's getting into the asterisk call database just fine, in all cases.
It appears that the telco has changed the cadence for the distinctive
ring again. I modified the dring contexts to handle a 0,0,0 dring and
now callerid
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately that didn't work. What's confusing
is that for the line without any distinctive ring that works correctly
with callerid, the only thing it does is dial the phones, so here's the
entire context:
[add-incoming]
exten = s,1,Dial(SIP/ht1SIP/ht2SIP/gxp1,20)
Hello,
I'm having some trouble getting callerid to work through a distinctive ring
line. Specifically, I'm having a problem getting the callerid to pass from
an ATT POTS line connected to a TDM400P to SIP phones, both hard phones
and soft phones.
What leads me to believe that it's a problem
Hello,
I'm having a problem in voicemail check attempts from SIP-based phones. I've
searched
a ton of docs but don't see anyone else having a similar issue. I have a
TDM22B with
two non-sip phones connected to it as well as several SIP phones including a
GXP-2000
and some X-Lites. Users of
Thanks for the reply.
It is there within the sample stuff but it's commented out.
;pedantic=yes ; Enable slow, pedantic checking for Pingtel
; and multiline formatted headers for strict
; SIP compatibility
Hmm. Nope. Still same thing. I added pedantic=yes both in the general
context in
sip.conf and in the user's context in sip.conf with no change. Just for fun, I
also
changed it to pedantic=no in each place with no luck either. (I stopped and
started
asterisk between each change).
Other
I don't see anything apparent in for the SIP phones that would indicate that *8
is
anything but VoiceMailMain(). I looked in extensions.conf for it, as well as
sip.conf
(the config that I pasted in a previous e-mail. It does indeed appear that a
literal
*8 is being passed to asterisk.
I share your frustration. Might I suggest a Grandstream HT-386 (or 486, etc)
gateway
to a regular cordless phone?
On Sun, Jan 28, 2007 at 09:52:19PM -0500, Edward Halman wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good cordless user-configurable SIP hardphone that is
readily available in the states and
This is possibly a dumb question, but I've googled around and poked through
the documentation and I'm a bit confused.
My initial experiment with Asterisk involves setting it up in place of my old
dedicated answering machine. That means I've still got a regular old phone
on the line which we
