On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 1:17 PM, Tom Chadwin
wrote:
>> it may also be that the Burst
>> network traffic is causing some of the SIP packets to be lost
>> going to your handsets..
>
> How can one mitigate against this?
The network traffic itself is not a problem; it's the rate of call
setups per s
This gives me an idea.
Groups! Divide up your handsets into groups or departments and then page
them in series. Give perhaps a 2 second delay between departments. That
way you could hit a handful at a time and know that they are lit up.
I'm just throwing them out there ;)
Mark
On 11/03/2010 0
The intercom parameter for the Dial application is different then the
Page application. The former simply adds a sip header to tell certain
phones to auto-answer on the speaker phone, and from Asterisk's
perspective is no more intensive then a normal call. The Page
application uses the MeetMe c
> did you do the intercom setting like that?
>
> http://asterisk.snom.com/index.php/Asterisk_1.4/Intercom
Pretty much:
exten => 298,1,SIPAddHeader(Call-Info:
\;answer-after=0)
exten => 298,2,Page(SIP/phone1&SIP/phone2&SIP/phone3... etc)
exten => 298,n,Hangup()
> Regarding the sounds: you can ch
>Hello all
>
>Our main site has around 50-60 Snom300s. I've tried to set up a Page()
>dialplan entry to use as a tannoy throughout the building, but various users
>say their phones do not kick in when a tannoy announcement is made. Testing
>the handsets in question on their own seems to show that P
> asterisk itself still loads the full set of modules... I
> find I only need 31 modules loaded for my setups as opposed
> to the 140+ asterisk will load using a full auto-load..
Yes, I should look at this, though since Astlinux is my first Asterisk
experience, I am underconfident in this. I sh
One of the things I have done that has helped greatly with my net5501
installs is to slim down and get rid of anything I do not need / use..
Astlinux by itself is pretty lean and mean!.. however asterisk itself
still loads the full set of modules... I find I only need 31 modules loaded
for my
Thanks, Kris. It seems to work with a good few more than that, but some
simply never kick in. It doesn't seem adversely to affect the box otherwise.
However, I'll try changing it down to one or two handsets per room, and see
if that works better.
Thanks again
Tom
> -Original Message-
>
Tom,
MeetMe and Page is very high load (transcoding, call setups per
second, media handling). The Page/Meetme capacity of your net5501 is
probably closer to 5-10 participants.
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 12:09 PM, Tom Chadwin
wrote:
> Hello all
>
> Our main site has around 50-60 Snom300s. I've tri
Hello all
Our main site has around 50-60 Snom300s. I've tried to set up a Page()
dialplan entry to use as a tannoy throughout the building, but various users
say their phones do not kick in when a tannoy announcement is made. Testing
the handsets in question on their own seems to show that Page()
And thanks to both of you. It was right in front of me...
Thanks again
Tom
> -Original Message-
> From: James Babiak [mailto:jfbab...@gmail.com]
> Sent: 03 November 2010 16:00
> To: astlinux-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [Astlinux-users] GUI feature request
>
> Oops! My
Oops! My email was lagged. :)
On 11/03/2010 11:50 AM, Lonnie Abelbeck wrote:
> Tom,
>
> Look at System tab -> View System Files:
>
> The default is [syslog log mesages] {View Selected File}
>
> several other log files are supported if they exist.
>
> Lonnie
>
>
> On Nov 3, 2010, at 10:41 AM, Tom
Tom,
You can already view /var/log/messages (which includes
dmesg/asterisk/syslog logs) in the GUI, as well as a plethora of other
log and configuration files. Under the System Tab there is a 'View
System Files' section where you can select the file you want to view.
-James
On 11/03/2010 11:4
Tom,
Look at System tab -> View System Files:
The default is [syslog log mesages] {View Selected File}
several other log files are supported if they exist.
Lonnie
On Nov 3, 2010, at 10:41 AM, Tom Chadwin wrote:
> Afternoon all
>
> How about a log viewer in the Astlinux GUI? One could view
Afternoon all
How about a log viewer in the Astlinux GUI? One could view dmesg and
Asterisk logs, and so on (perhaps even configurable for other logs).
What do you think?
Tom
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Nedi,
The PERSISTLOG variable controls whether logs are written to ramdisk or
the flash. If PERSISTLOG=yes, then it creates (or uses the existing)
/mnt/kd/log and symlinks /var/log to it. Normally /var lives in ram, so
this brings it back onto the flash. If you don't have this variable set
to
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