On 2005/04/16, at 15:48, chawki hammoud wrote:
Do you know where to add the modprobe lines so I don't
have to manually do that after each boot?
On Redhat 9.0 and Yellow Dog 3.0.1 I , I did this to modprobe and ztcfg
on boot:
cd /usr/src/zaptel ;or wherever the zaptel source is located
make
On 2005/03/23, at 5:38, Androtech wrote:
Dear All,
I bought one IP PHONE from Integrated Networks which was showed to
wiki too:
http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Intergrated-Networks
I have problems with the Asterisk authentication. It does't want to
LOG IN to Asterisk; it always says
On 2005-03-20, John Goerzen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the tip; unfortunately, it doesn't help.
I should add that I am running Asterisk 1.0.6 on Debian sid. Any
config
files, debug logs, etc. that could be helpful, I'm more than happy to
provide. Just tell me what you need.
-- John
Hi,
I use a Handytone 486. While you have to configure dtmfmode=rfc2833 in
asterisk,
it will not work if you do not set the dtmf mode to SIP info in the
ATA itself.
So you might try different combinations fo dtmf modes in both asterisk
and
the phone you are using until you get the correct one.
If you have 4 fxo cards I think you should modify zapata.conf to
channel = 1-4
I haven't used [EMAIL PROTECTED] so I don't know how it starts asterisk,
but just a thought,
does it do modprobe wcfxo then ztcfg? Try doing this at the terminal,
if something's
wrong you should get error messages.
