Hi
Is anyone aware of a fixed cellular terminal that supports 3G video calls?
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Chris
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Jason Ma wrote:
Hi guys,
Does anybody try to install IPV6 support on asterisk?I just found a
patch for that but it is released on 2005,I have no idea if there is new
version to support ipv6 or new patches,please advise.Thanks a lot.
It is a very desirable feature that will solve a lot of
exten = s-CONGESTION,1,Congestion
[macro-uridial]
exten = s,1,NoOp(Outbound SIP URI call ${ARG1})
exten = s,2,SetCIDNum(0123456789)
exten = s,3,Dial(SIP/${ARG1})
exten = s,4,Congestion()
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Bruno Castelo Branco wrote:
Hi
Try that one http://www.counterpath.com/index.php?menu=Productssmenu=xlite
Bruno C. Branco
Do they still have the web-based one available, formerly X-Web?
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is about a year old.
I presume it can't be used on recent versions of *
Hans
Hans
VOIP can certainly be used with IPv6. Asterisk does not support it, but
there are phones and softswitches that do.
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the form extension*itad, for example, 1234*222. As you
can no doubt surmise, TRIP numbers can be dialled from a regular
telephone handset. For more information, please see the following
documents:-
http://www.iana.org/assignments/trip-parameters
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3219.txt
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Stephen Arulraj wrote:
Has anyone got these SIP firmwares for the Siemens IP Phones? Would
appreciate it.
Thanks and regards,
Stephen
Stephen
You can download a copy from my website here:-
http://chaz6.com/static/files/sip_v2_3_14.app
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paths, all modules,
all apps, etc..
I am hoping to have it ready for inclusion in the 1.2 release.
Once my internal testers have proven it worthy, I will release to
public for more testing.
Watch for it.
Matthew
I look forward to the finished code!
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loop start (FXS), T1/PRI, E1/PRI,
ISDN BRI-ST and Q.SIG/Q.931. You would need the appropriate cards for
the NBX and your Asterisk server. I have heard that SIP is planned for
future releases of the NBX.
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switches will only
power 3Com devices. Instead, I ordered a bunch of PowerDsine injectors
which work fine, and power a much greater range of devices.
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Chris Mason (Lists) wrote:
How do you get 18 interfaces on one machine?
Chris
A commodity computer would not be up to the task. For that many you
would need a security switch.
For example:-
3Com® Security Switch 7280
http://www.3com.com/prod/cz_CZ_EMEA/detail.jsp?tab=featuressku=3C13512
Chris Mason (Lists) wrote:
How do you get 18 interfaces on one machine?
Another way, if you're not worried about performance, is to use bonded
nics and VLANs. Bonding is not required, you could technically route
between as many vlans as you like through a single 10baseT card if you
really
Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
I have IPv6 (via tunnel) available.
Is there a solution for IPv6 available?
Hi Ronald
This is something I would like as well. Unfortunately there is no
support for IPv6 at present. Perhaps you could put in a bounty for it?
Regards
Chris
Colin Anderson wrote:
Monowall:
http://www.m0n0.ch/wall/features.php
From the feature list, it looks like it doesn't support dynamic routes
using OSPF or BGP, which is a big shame. Do you know of any plans to
support this?
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Henry Devito wrote:
I have a 7 slot MB with 5 4 port Ethernet cards each port is it's own
VLAN.
Henry
Why not simply bond all the interfaces with LACP or the like, then
you'll be able to route at a much fast speed, assuming your chipset is
up to the job!
You could also get the same speed by
Ed Greenberg wrote:
800 numbers are free to the caller because the recipient pays the charge.
Voipjet has no way to get paid anything for carrying the calls, hence
they are unwilling to use their resources to move calls with no revenue.
Can you blame them? :)
Well it's not a problem, I can
Andy Hamilton wrote:
I use voipjet and am quite pleased. Good enough rates and no
noticeable quality issues.
http://www.voipjet.com
Plus, you can even test it before you buy.
On their pricing page, they have:-
There are some providers who can terminate some, but not all, 1800
numbers for free.
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fool, I like the sound of this! Though it
would be going head to head with Live Communications Server...
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a database.
voip-info.org : Asterisk RealTime
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+RealTime
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Linux does not have it's own sip/h323 modules (ip_conntrack_sip and
ip_conntrack_h323), however I have found these modules available in the
Linksys WRT54GS open source firmware. Would it be legal to use these
modules with another Linux distribution (eg, RedHat, Gentoo, Debian..)?
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UK DID with Sipgate (http://www.sipgate.co.uk), provided
as SIP. I am not sure if they provide an IAX service.
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Paulo wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering if there is any documentation of the Asterisk C source
code. I have downloaded the code, but I haven't seen any references to
documentation neither in the Asterisk home page nor in Asterisk wiki.
Does anyone know if this documentation is freely available?
Ian Chilton wrote:
Has anyone got Gossiptel working with Asterisk? - I am having real
problems getting it to register - i'm just getting timeout errors.
Yup, I have Asterisk registering with Gossiptel.
miranda*CLI sip show peer gossiptel
miranda*CLI
* Name : gossiptel
Secret : Set
Ferguson, Michael wrote:
G'Day All
What do I type at the command line to stop and start * on a RedHat ES3 box?
Thanks
Michael
If asterisk has been installed as an rpm, you should be able to restart
it with the command:-
/sbin/service asterisk restart
Failing that:-
/usr/sbin/asterisk -r -x
Tony Vickers wrote:
What VOIP Phones is everyone using and why? Is the a common phone that
seems the work the best? Just wondering.
I am using X-Lite and Siemens Optipoint 400s, simply because there is a
surplus of them at work from another installation. I've not had any
trouble with them so
Joseph wrote:
If I want to use IAX instead of SIP, do I need to get gateway that
support IAX.
Are there such gateways?
I plan to connect 3 to 4 standard phones via gateway with *
In addition I don't want to use SIP to setup VoIP. IAX is more suitable
for communication over firewall.
Joseph
Asterisk wrote:
Does anyone know if the 3com 3C17025 (which supports NBX phones and
IEEE 802.3af ) would work with Cisco 79xx phones for PoE ?
Many thanks.
I very much doubt it. I bought a 4400 PWR to test with our Siemens
Optipoint handsets, which also support 802.3af. The two do not work
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