On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 19:46, Kevin Fries wrote:
> We were fond of trixbox for the server along with GrandStream phones.
>
> Just another $0.02 opinon.
>
> Kevin Fries
>
Grandstream phones work well and are fairly cheap. I don't know about the
newer ones but the older ones (Budget Tone/GX2000
o rout...
Yep :) Lack of any real constraints is what Open Source is all about :)
Freeswitch I believe will eventually overtake Asterisk as the Open Source
telephony engine. When FreePBX fully supports it I'll give it a serious
try.
JD
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Lisa Kachold wrote:
>
>
> Yes and it's really not saying much to any old PBX people or switch people
> or even Cisco router jockeys that it's "asterisk saavy" but once you play
> around in a soft switch there is really just nothing comparable than
&g
make them work (registration and other issues at first) and I had to roll
>> my own directory code but that wasn't that hard.
>>
>> Polycom makes great phones and so does Aastra. The main reason I like
>> Aastra over Polycom isn't that their phones are better (they&
hard.
>
> Polycom makes great phones and so does Aastra. The main reason I like
> Aastra over Polycom isn't that their phones are better (they're on par with
> Polycom phones) but that they're much more asterisk savvy and way more
> approachable (I'm nobody and I ha
Maybe they used to be but their US base is here now (I've been there a bunch
of times):
*Xorcom USA*
23309 North 17th Drive
Suite #100
Phoenix, AZ 85027 USA
Tel:* 1-866-XORCOM1* (*1-866-967-2661*)
Fax: (623) 516-8697
http://www.xorcomusa.com
*info@xorcom.com*
*
*
Are you guys st
R3000 servers
> are fine; they will be coming out with a more powerful XR1000 soon
> thankfully.
>
> Sangoma also makes fine Asterisk telephony hardware. I haven't tried any of
> the Chinese Digium knockoffs and probably never will. I don't recommend
> mixing different ven
r that Xorcom sells as it is
>> too underpowered to expand (ok for demos) but the XR2000 and XR3000 servers
>> are fine; they will be coming out with a more powerful XR1000 soon
>> thankfully.
>>
>
> Yes, I agree!
>
> voip-info.org is a one stop reference for all
gt; are fine; they will be coming out with a more powerful XR1000 soon
> thankfully.
>
Yes, I agree!
voip-info.org is a one stop reference for all things Asterisk, BTW.
>
> Sangoma also makes fine Asterisk telephony hardware. I haven't tried any
> of the Chinese Digium kno
times significantly less).
That said... I don't care for the XR1000 server that Xorcom sells as it is
too underpowered to expand (ok for demos) but the XR2000 and XR3000 servers
are fine; they will be coming out with a more powerful XR1000 soon
thankfully.
Sangoma also makes fine Asterisk
h Guy
> http://www.opentechguy.com
> Voice: 480.269.4335 (480 2MY Geek)
> j...@opentechguy.com
> -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
> Xorcom USA
> Technical Support
> jd.aus...@xorcom.com
>
>
>
> On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 14:05, Hunter Kreie wrote:
>
>> Could anyone
http://www.opentechguy.com
Voice: 480.269.4335 (480 2MY Geek)
j...@opentechguy.com
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Xorcom USA
Technical Support
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On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 14:05, Hunter Kreie wrote:
> Could anyone recommend a consultant or firm that provides Asterisk based
>
Could anyone recommend a consultant or firm that provides Asterisk based phone
system support / installation? Thanks.
I would love the flexibility of having a Linux based PBX, but if I need some
local resources who have worked extensively with Asterisk based systems to
reach out to when I get
LOL - True! Don't forget that you are no longer getting power from the
telco. We had a fairly fat 1500Wh UPS that powered all of our VoiP
equipment and a file server. Including ~40 phones and in a power
outage it lasted over 30 min.
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 6:06 AM, Ed wrote:
> On Tue, May 25, 201
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 6:28 PM, Bryan O'Neal
wrote:
> It happens ;)
> One talent I learned as an accountant was how to make very pretty
> graphs that mean nearly nothing and do great presentations from them
> ;)
>
> On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 4:33 PM, Kevin Brown wrote:
>> Thanks for all the respon
It happens ;)
One talent I learned as an accountant was how to make very pretty
graphs that mean nearly nothing and do great presentations from them
;)
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 4:33 PM, Kevin Brown wrote:
> Thanks for all the responses. They've helped me find the price range I was
> needing for th
Thanks for all the responses. They've helped me find the price range I
was needing for the presentation and the names at a few companies that
could help out should anything come of this.
I'm sorry I was so vague, but, well, it's not like I really had a whole
lot of information to go on, heheh.
Well being that this is what I do I guess I will pipe up.
Asterisk should be fine but you may also want to search for Freeswitch. If
you dont know asterisk and have to learn anyway Freeswitch may be a good
option. If you want the most painless entry in to Asterisk you will want to
use a pre-made
These two books will help you climb the learning curve:
Asterisk the future of telephony: http://astbook.asteriskdocs.org/
Without Tears books:
http://members.optusnet.com.au/bsharif/contributions.htm
There is some helpful stuff here too: http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=216
On Mon, May 24
can't give out a whole lot of information
>>> as I
>>> haven't been able to get any of my questions answered (this was dumped on
>>> me
>>> today and wanted by Wed. morning along with servers, switches, Internet
>>> access, etc...).
>>>
&g
If you are moving to analog phones it works the same way. If your
using SIP phones it is all over IP so you just plug the RJ45 into the
phone, into the wall, which runs to your switch and your PBX plugs
into the switch. Easy as pie :)
I too recommend separating your data and voice network. With yo
Got a bit of info via email (gotta remember to not bother asking the
boss as he won't give up anything).
When looking at a VoIP PBX you need to consider a number of things.
For example what kind of network do you have, do you already have a
clean cat5e or better PoE network or do you need to up
codec from digicom I think
it sounds nice.
-Matt
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From: "Bryan O'Neal"
Date: Mon, 24 May 2010 22:13:21
To: Main PLUG discussion list
Subject: Re: Asterisk or other option?
When looking at a VoIP P
When looking at a VoIP PBX you need to consider a number of things.
For example what kind of network do you have, do you already have a
clean cat5e or better PoE network or do you need to upgrade / install
equipment or wiring. What kind of hand offs will you be using SIP,
POTS, T1, etc.? Do you cur
I'm trying to spec out a PBX or similar system for a startup company.
The requirements for such a system would be 10-15 phones (either analog
or digital phones), 1 or 2 fax lines (obviously analog) and voicemail
for same, as well as the recommended link to the outside world. Mostly
I'm trying t
125.00
> +$110.00=$1419
>
>
> Rita Rudner - "When I eventually met Mr. Right I had no idea that his
> first name was Always."
>
> On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 1:12 PM, James Finstrom <
> jfinst...@rhinoequipment.com> wrote:
>
>> One of our pre-built systems for w
onnections with
the same DID (Direct Inward Dial) number.
To build an asterisk based system yourself you need a computer to run it on
(1.5GHZ+ Intel/AMD with 512MB+ of ram, 80G+ hard drive), hardware to
interface it with the PSTN (public switched telephone network) unless you're
oing all voip, a
ight I had no idea that his first
name was Always."
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 1:12 PM, James Finstrom <
jfinst...@rhinoequipment.com> wrote:
> One of our pre-built systems for what you want..
> Let me say I do not recommend fax through asterisk people do it I would say
> i
One of our pre-built systems for what you want..
Let me say I do not recommend fax through asterisk people do it I would say
it's your hair.
All of this is based on prices in our online store:
Ceros (Pre installed asterisk server) $1099.00
24 port Base card $280
3 FXO Modules (6 channels
d accessing the various VOIP resources.
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Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2009 09:07:37 -0800
From: klsmith2...@yahoo.com
Subject: RE: GrandCentral via As
rough 15 year old technology and things
have changes significantly. For instance I worked at a place that had a trunk
of about 100 lines as I recall.
Keith Smith
--- On Tue, 1/20/09, Lisa Kachold wrote:
From: Lisa Kachold
Subject: RE: GrandCentral via Asterisk
To:
Yes, I agree with j...@twingeckos.com:
I have been a Stromberg Carlson Central Office DCO Technician, Senior
Voice/Data Network Analyst for Nike, VOIP Engineer for AffinityVoipTelecom.com
and Support Engineer Manager for RhinoEquipment.com
Asterisk can do a great deal all based on the
He was a big supporter of Asterisk early on, I hope he lands on his feet in
better shape.
I'm he could roll a better Trixbox than what they're delivering.
--
JD Austin
Twin Geckos Technology Services LLC
j...@twingeckos.com
480.288.8195x201
http://www.twingeckos.com
E. B. White -
And do you have a
tutorial? I'd love to set something like that up!
This discussion may just be motivation enough to set Asterisk back up. I
have a Grandstream Handytone-286 with a cordless phone hooked up to it.
I have an account with SIPPhone/Gizmo, a free 360 number from ipkall.com
and for $5/yea
XInAFlash uses Centos 5 but compiles all of
> the asterisk components from source (which is what you have to do most of
> the time to fix Trixbox).
> 5. Unlike a lot of other distributions PBXInAFlash doesn't try to hide that
> FreePBX is doing all of he real magic that those dist
pen source project but don't really act like one.
4. Trixbox is RPM based , and PBXInAFlash uses Centos 5 but compiles all of
the asterisk components from source (which is what you have to do most of
the time to fix Trixbox).
5. Unlike a lot of other distributions PBXInAFlash doesn't try to
As far as I am aware grand central was cool a year ago but slowly
faded in to obscurity. Asterisk can be as powerful as a stealth bomber
or cripled to the level of a yugo all depending on the end user. I did
a presentation a few months ago the slides are on postug.com. As far
as features go the
Asterisk can do that, but it can take allot of work and customization
How much are you after
You cn look up trixbox for a decent package
On 1/19/09, Kurt Granroth wrote:
> I know that there are some people on this list that use Asterisk a
> decent bit. Those that do... are you familia
: asterisktutorials.com -
search for trixbox.
Simple setup How-Tos exist at voip-info.org
Course you can get a fine PSTN SIP trunk from axvoice.com for $9.99 a month or
buy FX0 cards for a phone line (or lines).
You can buy a drop and dial asterisk based configuration from Jim Rhodes over
at
Asterisk is the engine that enables pstn/voip connectivity (think linux
kernel).
Asterisk when bundled with other open source software can do all the things
GrandCentral does and more provided you give it the connectivity it needs to
do so (PSTN or voip). A good place to start is with PBXInAFlash
I know that there are some people on this list that use Asterisk a
decent bit. Those that do... are you familiar with GrandCentral? If
so, how do they compare?
http://www.grandcentral.com/home/features
I really like the control that something like GrandCentral gives you.
The ability to choose
I am passing this on for anyone that is interested going to Astricon and
getting a 15% discount.
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From: Xorcom Ltd. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 4:55 AM
Subject: Xorcom Asterisk PBX Solutions Newsletter - Sept 2008
To: "[EMAI
On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 9:46 AM, Judd Pickell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Perhaps I missed something back when all the hoopla was happening
> about the monitoring that was going on. But I could have sworn that
> what came out was that not only were phones being actively watched,
> but also the dat
Perhaps I missed something back when all the hoopla was happening
about the monitoring that was going on. But I could have sworn that
what came out was that not only were phones being actively watched,
but also the data lines in and out of the country. My understanding of
how the internet is setup
monitoring even when you are
not talking on it!
An
Asterisk Server can be built on Linux also where we can forward or
provide ring groups that also record all two-way communications, while
also providing dial-around to offset minute costs (get unlimited
Call-HOME to the Asterisk number for
travelers or interesting foreign parties be any different?
Turn up your cell BlueTooth Volume and/or get J2EE recording PDA add-in
applications for your cell phones. With many speaker cell phones
monitoring staff can open your phone for monitoring even when you are
not talking on it!
An
Asterisk
On Fri, 28 Mar 2008, Geek Girl wrote:
> Lol it has noting to do with the spec file it has to do with
> trixbox not being stable...
... but 'trixbox' is not asterisk; in the #centos IRC channel
on freenode, where I might be found daily, my lieutenants and
I regularly are bese
avoid Trixbox - bad karma, and 2)here is a vote for
a compile from source. It would be interesting to cover the
dependencies Asterisk just has to have as well as the various compiler
and configure options. I am looking at installing onto an OpenBSD box
and have heard Asterisk can be installed on a Noki
ld like to avoid Trixbox - bad karma, and 2)here is a vote for
a compile from source. It would be interesting to cover the
dependencies Asterisk just has to have as well as the various compiler
and configure options. I am looking at installing onto an OpenBSD box
and have heard Asterisk can be ins
: Friday, March 28, 2008 3:33 PM
Subject: east side meeting and asterisk stuff
> On Fri, 28 Mar 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> I recommend PIAF because you can see it from the source
>>level without having to deal with crappy RPM's
>
> If the rpms are poorly writ
ivial.
see:
http://wiki.centos.org/PackageManagement/Rpm
or use mine; if you have a problem with their form, and it is
a well formed objection, I'll glady improve them. Just send a
private email.
ftp://ftp.owlriver.com/pub/mirror/ORC/asterisk/
This set is a bit old in the ersi
Ok cool let me know what everyone wants to see...
I recommend PIAF because you can see it from the source level without having to
deal with crappy RPM's
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Subject: Re: Asterisk (geek girl)
> On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 18:57 -0700, Geek Girl wrote:
>> Honestly I dont think Kerry has that type of decision in the project as
>> far
>> as budgeting their salary etc since Fonality baught trixbox out
>> Also you
On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 18:57 -0700, Geek Girl wrote:
> Honestly I dont think Kerry has that type of decision in the project as far
> as budgeting their salary etc since Fonality baught trixbox out
> Also you need to factor in their MAJOR corperate contributors
>
I am under the genera
D]>
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> On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 08:25 -0700, JD Austin wrote:
>> Craig White wrote:
>
>> > that was really, really bad. I found that this comment from Kerry
>&
> I could see hosting the entire server on the internet as a service but
> not part of it.
>
> I agree with your assessment of Kerry's statements.
> Kerry was a pretty respected guy in the Asterisk community. Now I'm
> not so sure.
> The big problem with TB is that
Craig White wrote:
On Mon, 2008-03-03 at 20:33 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Geek Girl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
--
I would imagine that an Asterisk Users Group would generate a
substantial amount of interest and I hope that if this happens, someone
will post up info on me
On Mon, 2008-03-03 at 20:33 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Quoting Geek Girl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > Well the Phoenix Asterisk Users Group is going to be organizing. I do know
> > this first hand. =-)
> >
>
> I don't supposed you would care to exp
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Quoting Geek Girl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Well the Phoenix Asterisk Users Group is going to be organizing. I do
know
this firs
nstall and initial
"phone home"
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> Quoting Geek Girl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> Well the Phoeni
Quoting Geek Girl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Well the Phoenix Asterisk Users Group is going to be organizing. I do know
> this first hand. =-)
>
I don't supposed you would care to expand on this?
> Alas AdminsParadise is officialy a dead project.
> Elastix has hylafa
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From: "Michael March" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2008 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: Asterisk (geek girl)
> Right at this thread started I was helping my friend with a Trixbox
> 2.X install.. The last time I tried Trixbox it
ystem
to work on your own PBX for some options.. It just didn't feel right.
I move to PBX in a Flash last night.. I'm almost done configuring the
system.. Awesome.
(A side note, its annoying that the Ubuntu folks are so behind in
supporting Asterisk.. what up with that?)
On Sun, Mar 2, 2
Well the Phoenix Asterisk Users Group is going to be organizing. I do know
this first hand. =-)
Alas AdminsParadise is officialy a dead project.
Elastix has hylafax bundeled in thier distro...
The biggest problem right now with trixbox is that there are 4 people that
work on it...2 developers
I used trixbox until Fonality took them over.
The problem with trixbox and it's predecessor [EMAIL PROTECTED] was that
releases were seldom released without major issues.
I spent more time fixing delivered bugs than anything else.
The upside of that is that I learned a lot about asteris
Thanks for the tip. Next time I've got the box up I'll give it a try.
Certainly can't make it any worse.
Quoting Geek Girl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> correction...
>
> /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf
>
> sorry about that...its been a lng day lol
>
>
>
correction...
/etc/asterisk/zapata.conf
sorry about that...its been a lng day lol
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Have you tried bu
Have you tried bumping up your rxgain a bit in /etc/zapata.conf abit...just
by a few digits...
This helps in some cases...Depending on what card you
have you can monitor zttool and see if zaptel is letting go of the line or
if it is asterisk hanging on to the line.
Then at least you would have
FXO
I've been playing with Asterisk off and on for a few months, it interoperates
with POTS just fine with my configuration. I have found, though, that I have
trouble detecting when cell phones hang up. Of course, I have cheap hardware,
so it's not all that surprising.
Quoting &quo
If you have a phone line coming in you will need an FXO card. It is good to
remember that FXS provides the voltage, and FXO receives the voltage. Rhino
cards are a great and dependable solution for this!
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I had JD Austin set up an office on the Admin Paradise distro for a friend
of mine. So far no complaints.
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 8:26 PM, Geek Girl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone here use Asterisk at all? If so what distros do you like
> using? Or do you just build up
On Feb 28, 2008, at 10:14 PM, der.hans wrote:
> Am 28. Feb, 2008 schwätzte Geek Girl so:
>
> moin moin,
>
>> Does anyone here use Asterisk at all? If so what distros do you
>> like using? Or do you just build up from a base distro?
>
> Sequoia is using Asterisk f
Am 28. Feb, 2008 schwätzte Geek Girl so:
moin moin,
Does anyone here use Asterisk at all? If so what distros do you like using? Or
do you just build up from a base distro?
Sequoia is using Asterisk for several campuses, including the ones that
host our meetings. Brian also setup Asterisk to
I'm currently running PBX in a Flash from nerdvittles.com. Simple set up,
detects my cheap hardware. Before that, trixbox.
Quoting Geek Girl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Does anyone here use Asterisk at all? If so what distros do you like using?
> Or do you just build up f
At work we run it on Centos 4.5. Runs fine. Very stable.
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 8:26 PM, Geek Girl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Does anyone here use Asterisk at all? If so what distros do you like using?
> Or do you just build up
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I am looking for a local consultant to assist me with a small asterisk
setup. I am a complete newbie and would like to learn more about
setting up and deploying voip solutions. I have enlisted a couple of
small businesses that are willing to be my 'guinea pigs' so if you are
interes
> well, if anyone still needs it, I am saving a local caopy that I can mail out
> if needed
I just got a copy off the site, so it is still up there.
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On Monday 17 December 2007 16:21, Nathan Aubrey wrote:
> I don't know if any of you guys realize or not, but O'Reilly book is
> available free on the asterisk web site.
>
> http:
Darn, I just bought this book a couple weeks ago :(
On Dec 17, 2007 4:21 PM, Nathan Aubrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I don't know if any of you guys realize or not, but O'Reilly book is available
> free on the asterisk web site.
>
> http://www.asteriskdo
I don't know if any of you guys realize or not, but O'Reilly book is available
free on the asterisk web site.
http://www.asteriskdocs.org/
Not sure if this is permanent or what, but grab it while you can!
nathan
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hear me. I suspect I could somehow remedy it, but its funnier broken.
Austin
It may not be you :)
Broadvoice is a horrid voip provider. I used them for about 6 months,
it was hit or miss; I was never happy.
Check that you're forwarding the right ports to your phone (o
Thanks for all of the information, JD.
My apologies to der.hans for hijacking his thread.
On Wed, Sep 26, 2007 at 09:19:36AM -0700, JD Austin wrote:
> Yes, you can have Asterisk handle faxes/etc and even use that second line
> for outbound dialing when you don't have incoming faxe
Yes, you can have Asterisk handle faxes/etc and even use that second
line for outbound dialing when you don't have incoming faxes. Trixbox
uses asterfax which captures faxes well and sends them to email.
Adminsparadise uses hylafax and works both directions; pretty slick
setup. It
JD wrote:
> As far as ip phones...polycom, aastra, snom are good; grandstream 2000 is ok;
> stay away from grandstream budget phones.
I have a grandstream 2000 that I use with broadvoice. Actually, it's
misconfigured somehow so calls will ring or dial out but no one can ever
hear me. I suspec
on anymore) and
started looking at alternatives such as adminsparadise
(adminsparadise.com) since they're much closer to what I'd build from
scratch if I had the time. I use it as a jumping off point and
immediately upgrade all of the components (asterisk, freepbx,
avantfax,etc) an
I, too, would like to eventually get Asterisk set up at hy mouse if for
no other reason to say I have my own PBX (not to mention the extensive
features that Asterisk has). I'm thinking of installing [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(now TrixBox).
Fortunately my entire house (phone jacks and network jacks
D'oh! I was going to look at the GS budget phones (for the price).
Thanks for the information. I have a spare box that I was going to set
up over the weekend with Trixbox and see how it works.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Asterisk is cool!
If you're going all voip you don't nee
Asterisk is cool!
If you're going all voip you don't need pstn hardware.
Sangoma and rhino cards are usually less expensive and have built in echo
cancellation.
The x100p cards aren't very good; get tdm400 card if you go digium.
As far as ip phones...polycom, aastra
I will be looking into Asterisk very shortly as my company will no
longer pay for my home office phone line. I have Vonage now and like
it, but it costs more than I use. I'm thinking of going with VoicePulse
for the long distance/phone service.
Have you looked at the actual digium
moin moin,
still trying to get Asterisk working in my spare nanoseconds.
I found documentation suggestion I verify that "disconnect supervision"
aka "forward disconnect" is enabled.
I hadn't realized we have Cox phone service rather than Qwest. Sorry for
not having tha
Am 06. Aug, 2007 schw�tzte Mike Schwartz so:
moin moin,
On 8/4/07, der.hans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
moin moin,
trying to get Asterisk setup. I've got a card with a POTS line plugged
in.
I can get it to pick up almost immediated by setting s,1 to Answer, but I
want it to
On 8/4/07, der.hans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> moin moin,
>
> trying to get Asterisk setup. I've got a card with a POTS line plugged
> in.
>
> I can get it to pick up almost immediated by setting s,1 to Answer, but I
> want it to delay a few rings an
Am 04. Aug, 2007 schw�tzte der.hans so:
moin moin,
figured it out.
moin moin,
I'm trying to allow POTS phones hooked up to a Sipura SPA-2002 to talk to
my Asterisk server. Same for soft phones, but I figure that if I get one
working the other will work as well.
It looks like Asterisk
moin moin,
I'm trying to allow POTS phones hooked up to a Sipura SPA-2002 to talk to
my Asterisk server. Same for soft phones, but I figure that if I get one
working the other will work as well.
It looks like Asterisk isn't listening for SIP devices to register
themselves. I've ad
moin moin,
trying to get Asterisk setup. I've got a card with a POTS line plugged
in.
I can get it to pick up almost immediated by setting s,1 to Answer, but I
want it to delay a few rings and give a chance to answer the phone.
Most of the documentation I'm seeing is saying to us
moin moin,
This might be of interest to some of us.
http://www.astricon.net/?q=node/51
That would be the same time as the west side meeting for September.
Anybody have contacts that might get one of the presenters coming in town
to present at the west side mtg as well?
ciao,
der.hans
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