>>> On 4/2/2009 at 12:35 PM, in message
<49d4e93b.9080...@glensound.co.uk>, Keith
Gearty wrote:
> Hi Chris
>
> Does that script simply run the installation wizard, or does it reset
> all settings to default first? The former would be the more
preferable,
> but the script name suggests the latt
Hi Chris
Does that script simply run the installation wizard, or does it reset
all settings to default first? The former would be the more preferable,
but the script name suggests the latter.
Chris Parfitt wrote:
> If the system was mis-configured using the install wizard the install
> wiz
>>> On 4/2/2009 at 11:57 AM, in message <006501c9b3ab$b176c420$14644c...@com>,
Chris Parfitt wrote:
> If the system was mis-configured using the install wizard the install wizard
> script can be re-run using the following command from an SSH/Putty
> connection:
>
> /root/sipx_reset_cd
> To use SS
yeah, i know that =)
i guess i just assumed that max wants to be able to distinguish
between pbx users--for the purposes of cdr tracking, caller id,
inbound call routing, or whatever else. the process i am describing
would take a couple of man-hours at most, even for hundreds of users,
and you ge
If the system was mis-configured using the install wizard the install wizard
script can be re-run using the following command from an SSH/Putty
connection:
/root/sipx_reset_cd
To use SSH to box and type "./sipx_reset_cd"
From: Bob Anderson [mailto:rander...@comsourcetechnologies.com]
Sent
On Thu, 2009-04-02 at 11:17 -0400, milosz wrote:
> i wonder how easy it would be to
>
> (1) pull the list of extensions off your pbx and throw them in an
> excel sheet (or something)
> (2) use this list to generate a bunch of insert statements for the
> users table in sipxconfig
> (3) use same lis
I think he meant to create just 1 account on sipX for the gateway, not
all the hundred users from the legacy PBX.
-MM
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 12:17 PM, milosz wrote:
> i wonder how easy it would be to
>
> (1) pull the list of extensions off your pbx and throw them in an
> excel sheet (or somethin
"Scott Lawrence" wrote on 02-04-2009 16:47:56:
> On Thu, 2009-04-02 at 12:28 +0200, Paul Scheepens wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Sorry for the "subject" mix-up in my previous 2 posts.
> > I still have problems with my callresolver though.
> >
> > Here some info from sipxcallresolver.log (I was
i wonder how easy it would be to
(1) pull the list of extensions off your pbx and throw them in an
excel sheet (or something)
(2) use this list to generate a bunch of insert statements for the
users table in sipxconfig
(3) use same list & sip passwords to generate cli statements for patton
the on
> >>> Real World
> NaN. 04/02/09 4:04 AM >>>
> Hi
>
> Is there any possibility to implement video conferencing via sipx ? If
> it is possible what are the requirements? Please give me your
> expertise idea .
On Thu, 2009-04-02 at 05:18 -0500, Tony Graziano wrote:
> It does if you phone suppo
On Thu, 2009-04-02 at 09:05 +0200, Massimo Vignone wrote:
> milosz wrote:
> > you can have the patton route the calls directly to the second gateway
> > (instead of going through sipx). not sure if that's what you want. i
> > believe there is an example of it in the smartware manual.
> >
>
> Ye
On Thu, 2009-04-02 at 12:28 +0200, Paul Scheepens wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Sorry for the "subject" mix-up in my previous 2 posts.
> I still have problems with my callresolver though.
>
> Here some info from sipxcallresolver.log (I was originally only
> looking in sipcallresolver.log):
>
> "2009-0
gotcha... based on your earlier email i was under the impression that
it was just one extension you were trying to send through sipx... i
guess that doesn't make much sense =)
> I know, but I don't need examples in Smartware configuration: the point is
> to understand why sipx need authentication
Tony wrote:
> Correct. If your harware phone or software phone supports
> h.264 and can successfully register and use sipx then the
> video stream is "part of" the phone call if both sides are
> compatible.
>
> Counterpath is a good example of a softphone that supports
> video (try x-lite,
We have a SCS500 and would go know how we change the network settings
after initial setup
Bob Anderson
COMSOURCE Technologies Inc
formerly, Corporate Wireless Solutions Inc
3585 Laird Road, Unit 13
Mississauga,ON L5K 5Z8
905.608.1400 x237
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Correct. If your harware phone or software phone supports h.264 and can
successfully register and use sipx then the video stream is "part of" the phone
call if both sides are compatible.
Counterpath is a good example of a softphone that supports video (try x-lite,
the free version). There are
Thanks a lot tony. That's meant when we configure sipx we dont have to worry
about any other ways to configure for video? by default does it supports ?
From: Tony Graziano
To: sipx-users@list.sipfoundry.org; linux7...@yahoo.com
Sent: Thursday, April 2, 2009 6:
Hi,
Sorry for the "subject" mix-up in my previous 2 posts.
I still have problems with my callresolver though.
Here some info from sipxcallresolver.log (I was originally only looking in
sipcallresolver.log):
"2009-04-02T11:18:08.226927 ":DEBUG:cse_hosts: host name localhost, host
port: 5432
"20
It does if you phone supports video calls via the h.264 codec.
>>> Real World
NaN. 04/02/09 4:04 AM >>>
Hi
Is there any possibility to implement video conferencing via sipx ? If it is
possible what are the requirements? Please give me your expertise idea .
Thank you
Mark
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Hi
Is there any possibility to implement video conferencing via sipx ? If it is
possible what are the requirements? Please give me your expertise idea .
Thank you
Mark
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milosz wrote:
> you can have the patton route the calls directly to the second gateway
> (instead of going through sipx). not sure if that's what you want. i
> believe there is an example of it in the smartware manual.
>
Yes, this is what I've already done, but in a large organization, with
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