Kai Ober wrote:
Eric ManxPower Wieling schrieb:
Grandstream seems unable to produce stable firmware. They have tried
for *YEARS* and still people have to try many different versions of
the firmware to find one that actually works in their environment.
okay, i see, thx :)
i will try to
Has somebody done that with a Grandstream GXP-2000 or a BudgetTone
100/101 ?
Has somebody even a list which SIP phones have this funtion?
Regards
Kai
It's called hotline or Private Line Auto Ringdown (PLAR).
SIP: It's a function of the phone, look for hotline in phone docs
Zap:
Kai Ober wrote:
Has somebody done that with a Grandstream GXP-2000 or a BudgetTone
100/101 ?
Has somebody even a list which SIP phones have this funtion?
SIPura supports it, Cisco ATAs support it. I assume that Cisco phones
support it.
I don't know about Grandstream devices since they
On 6/11/06, James Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[.snip.]
My dialplan in the pap2 is:
(:0S0)
Which causes it to dial a '0' to asterisk as soon as I gets picked up.
In my asterisk dialplan it then does a DISA to another context, which
means Asterisk is doing all the dialplan stuff. For what I
Eric ManxPower Wieling schrieb:
I don't know about Grandstream devices since they are banned from our
network.
Banned? I didn't try any other devices, but whats wrong with the
Grandstreams??
wondering
Kai
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Kai Ober wrote:
Eric ManxPower Wieling schrieb:
I don't know about Grandstream devices since they are banned from our
network.
Banned? I didn't try any other devices, but whats wrong with the
Grandstreams??
Grandstream seems unable to produce stable firmware. They have tried
for *YEARS*
Eric ManxPower Wieling schrieb:
Grandstream seems unable to produce stable firmware. They have tried
for *YEARS* and still people have to try many different versions of
the firmware to find one that actually works in their environment.
okay, i see, thx :)
i will try to remember, if i'm
James Harper wrote:
Easy to do on the Linksys PAP2, if that helps. The functionality
probably depends on the make and model of the phone... maybe if you gave
those details as well?
James
Fantastic, this may solve the problem In the mail I've just posted
(which hasnt' appeared yet).
I
James Harper wrote:
Easy to do on the Linksys PAP2, if that helps. The functionality
probably depends on the make and model of the phone... maybe if you
gave
those details as well?
James
Fantastic, this may solve the problem In the mail I've just posted
(which hasnt' appeared yet).
On Sun, 2006-06-11 at 20:52 +1000, James Harper wrote:
Ideally I would have liked the pap2 to have done the same as 'immediate'
when talking about fxo, capi, misdn, etc, but I couldn't get it to
automatically dial nothing. A '0' was the best I could do. If anyone
knows how to put it into
On Sun, 2006-06-11 at 20:52 +1000, James Harper wrote:
Ideally I would have liked the pap2 to have done the same as
'immediate'
when talking about fxo, capi, misdn, etc, but I couldn't get it to
automatically dial nothing. A '0' was the best I could do. If anyone
knows how to put it into
James Harper wrote:
So... asterisk can't tell the difference between 's' for 'no extension
dialled', and when 's' was actually the name of the extension dialled...
is this the expected behaviour?
I surely hope so, you can refer to it as such in the extensions.conf as
well (with goto etc.)
Easy to do on the Linksys PAP2, if that helps. The functionality
probably depends on the make and model of the phone... maybe if you gave
those details as well?
James
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It's called hotline or Private Line Auto Ringdown (PLAR).
SIP: It's a function of the phone, look for hotline in phone docs
Zap: immediate=yes, runs exten = when phone is picked up
Cisco and others: Look up PLAR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Basically, I am looking to set up an extension which will
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