has anyone tested the vst1000
SIP phone from pcphoneline ?
http://www.pcphoneline.com/
Doug
Jerry Roy wrote:
Hi All,
Looking for a recommendation. I was hoping to purchase a * "KIT" for a
small office. I have 4 lines and 4 extensions need phones so I need 4
phones. What phones would many
, August 27, 2004 10:42 AM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] sip change?
Hi All,
Looking for a recommendation. I was hoping to purchase a * "KIT" for a
small office. I have 4 lines and 4 extensions need phones so I need 4
phones. What ph
Hi All,
Looking for a recommendation. I was hoping to purchase a * "KIT" for a
small office. I have 4 lines and 4 extensions need phones so I need 4
phones. What phones would many of you recommend? Can you refer me to any
companies that have built a kit I can plugin and configure?
Thanks,
Jerry
* and the 7960's are on the same wire, no firewall involved whatsoever.
Backing out to July 12th now...
> Whenever I see the "Maximum retries" message it usually indicated a
> communication problem, like one way traffic. Last time I got it, I
> traced it to a bad firewa
Whenever I see the "Maximum retries" message it usually indicated a
communication problem, like one way traffic. Last time I got it, I
traced it to a bad firewall rule, dropped the firewall and it worked,
the time before that when I received it, it was due to a routing error,
the server could g
Kind of off topic but I know CVS is the "prefered" way of upgrading,
however are there such things as "stable" CVS upgrades? It seems a lot
of the CVS's have a lot of devel bugs in this that I would be scared to
put even near production. Just IMHO. :-)
Matt
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Thanks for the reply. snips of it are in the Cisco TAC case logs and developers are
looking at it. Ill let you know if I get a resoloution
Dave P
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/23/2003 12:53:11 PM >>>
> Normally the caller-id is taken from "remote-party-id" in the SIP
> INVITE. We don't see that fie
> Normally the caller-id is taken from "remote-party-id" in the SIP
> INVITE. We don't see that field poplated in this INVITE. What is the
> originating gateway? What device is sending the call to the 827? We
> should be seeing "remote-party-id" in the INVITE.
The string "remote-party-id" does
Interesting. I am working on getting CID to work from * to my Cisco routers. I have
a tac case open and they are giving me debug IOS's to work with but this is what they
have come up with. Dont know if this will help
quoted from my talks with Cisco TAC
Hi Dave -
A few more questions from
