Rich Adamson wrote:
More than that, in their fine print some only claim to pass maybe two or
three of the tests. There is nothing that defines what you must achieve
before you can claim G.168-2002 compliance.
Well, isn't that just wonderful :-) Standards are amazing things, from a
For the record, I've done a couple of Asterisk installs, and HATED echo
-- or feebly attempting to get Asterisk's flakey software algorithms to
do anything about it. Finally got sick 'n tired, and threw money at it
-- got the Sangoma quad-span T1 card.
And echo freaking VANISHED. (Note that,
Hi! I've got MWI working just fine for my 501, but it's on if I have
-any- VM messages. I only want it on if there are *new* messages. Any
ideas as to what I should be changing?
Thanks!
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Anthony Rodgers wrote:
Hi Ken,
When you say -any-, what do you mean? Messages in the Old folder, or
what?
Precisely. If there are messages in the Old folder, the MWI still
blinks. (I suppose I should've been more explicit; apologies...)
-Ken
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From your description, it sounds as if the SIP phones are local to the
Asterisk box. If this is so, having nat=yes might be a problem.
-Ken
sdgesa gaeharth wrote:
please help!!!
I am dialing into our asterisk server(TDM400p) from the psnt. I hear
our voicemail message and I press the
If I do a supervised forward on a call (Polycom 501, Asterisk 1.2.1), all
goes well until the second time I hit forward (to join the caller with the
extension); then, the caller's MoH goes away (making them think they've
been hung up on), and the server spits out:
asterisk-cw*CLI
-- SIP read from
I had the /exact/ same problem. Turns out it's the FTP server; in the
docs, there are several FTP servers specified as being compatible;
proftp is the one I went with, and it fixed it right up. (Note that I
was using the default Debian FTP server when it was rebooting, so it's
not just a 'doze
-- as the .sample file suggests -- appears not to
work for Polycoms.]
-Ken
Regards,
- Brad
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I've some DID's that I'm using for in-bound faxing, but I'm having some
trouble with getting that working perfectly on my T1. So I'm thinking of
pointing them to an analog line. Will the DID's simply come in over the
analog, presumably sending the DID digits via DTMF? Or is that not
something
Hi! For reasons that I won't bore people with, I'd like to disable echo
cancellation on-the-fly, depending on which DID a call came in on. I've
seen things like spandsp disable EC for faxes, so I know it's possible.
Any idea where to start looking? (I assume I'll have to make a helper
Hi, all -- some (but not all) of the faxes I receive on my Sangoma card
have an offset, where the right 3/4 of the fax are shifted left, and the
remaining portion is pasted on to the right edge; see
jots.org/~ken/fax.jpg for an example.
Anyone have any ideas on how to get this working? Since I'm
Andrew Furey wrote:
Huh? My 7905 takes well under 10 seconds, including Asterisk
registration and NTP update. Granted, if it were DHCP it might take
marginally longer, but 5 _minutes_?
Yeah, the Polycoms *do* take a while to boot -- but not five minutes.
I've timed mine (Polycom 501's) and
Hey, all. I've got a non-PRI T1 that doesn't do DID correctly: I can't
get the DID from the proper variables, and, instead, I direct it based on
the four least valuable DTMF digits dialed by the T1 for in-bound calls.
Which really works pretty well; Asterisk plugs them quite nicely into
. Everything seems fine, except that it never gets recognized as a
fax. I've even turned off echo cancellation -- same deal.
Any ideas? I'm pretty stumped, here.
Thanks!
-Ken D'Ambrosio
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Hi, all. I've got a fax extension in my extensions.conf, but spandsp
never sends my faxes there. Both applications -- txfax and rxfax -- are
registered by Asterisk, so they compiled and installed correctly. I've
got a Sangoma A104 card, and (as some
Hi, all. My president wants to have a custom greeting for our bridge.
So, I had it recorded (as foo.gsm), modified app_meetme.c to reflect the
new filename, compiled, installed... and now get
Jan 16 12:53:05 WARNING[14859] file.c: File foo does not exist in any format
Jan 16 12:53:05
anyone have any suggestions for decent
sub-$100, professional-looking SIP phones?
Thanks!
Ken D'Ambrosio
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I've got a T1 (EM wink). Our four-digit inbound DNIS numbers are in the
range of 0600 - 1699. However, the second that the 0 is seen on an
in-bound 06xx call, it stops listening for any more digits, and
immediately tries to route the call. My 16xx numbers wait for all four
digits before trying
suggestions/ideas/etc...
-Ken
Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
I've got a T1 (EM wink). Our four-digit inbound DNIS numbers are in the
range of 0600 - 1699. However, the second that the 0 is seen on an
in-bound 06xx call, it stops listening for any more digits, and
immediately tries to route the call. My
until it had all the DID stuff. I
guess DTMF is DTMF, regardless of the source, huh? In which case, I'm all
set -- again, thanks for setting me on the right road!
-Ken
Thanks for any suggestions/ideas/etc...
-Ken
Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
I've got a T1 (EM wink). Our four-digit inbound
When I try to boot my 501, it runs through the usual stuff, then stops with
Config file error
Error is 0x4020
and then reboots.
The log on the FTP server shows:
0105164151|app1 |3|00|Bootline: ircaIP
0105164155|cfg |3|00|Image bootrom.ld has not changed.
0105164159|cfg |3|00|0004f202f803.cfg
there. I've reset the phone with 4-6-8-* keys, but same
thing. I'm tempted to try another phone, and see if I get anywhere.
But before I -kill- another phone, I thought I'd ask if anyone else has
seen this or anything like it...
-Ken
On Jan 5, 2006, at 1:37 PM, Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
When I try
The PBX I'm getting ready to replace has a really nifty feature -- one
that I'm not even sure Asterisk -could- do -- though I'm hoping to be
proven wrong. When a call goes to voicemail, the end-user can listen to
the VM as it's being recorded, and can interrupt and answer the call if
it's someone
The PBX I'm getting ready to replace has a really nifty feature -- one
that I'm not even sure Asterisk -can- do -- though I'm hoping to be proven
wrong. When a call goes to voicemail, the end-user can listen to the VM
as it's being recorded, and can interrupt and answer the call if it's
someone
I've got an EM wink T1 into a Sangoma card, and it's dropping my DNIS
digits. I'm supposed to get four digits from the CO, and I reliably get
the first digit -- it's a crapshoot as to how many after the first I
get. I have overlapdial=yes and immediate=no.
Any other suggestions of things to
decent, but there are a lot
of things it doesn't do, too.
So: which GUI do -you- like?
Thanks!
-Ken D'Ambrosio
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Anyone using the GXP-2000 with * ?
Yup. I like the phone -- works nicely, easy to configure, four lines, etc.
Any showstopper problems?
Well... see below.
The echo issues, is it speakerphone only?
The speakerphone kinda sucks. Maybe someone with a newer firmware or
different config
!
-Ken D'Ambrosio
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I've got an account that's looking at doing some cable/VoIP
integration. They were wondering if it were possible to set up
something like this:
PSTN (T1) - Asterisk - (some VoIP protocol, probably SIP) - Siemens
soft switch - their product
It sure sounds nice in theory, but I've never
to.
Suggestions?
Thanks!
-Ken D'Ambrosio
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Hi! I've got two POTS lines coming in to my * box, but I only want the
primary of the two lines available for outbound dialing. I can't quite
figure out how to make that happen. Suggestions?
Thanks,
-Ken D'Ambrosio
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where to start with something like
this, but I have to imagine it's been done before.
Thanks!
Ken D'Ambrosio
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I know the reasons I like Asterisk -- and that's all well and good. But
if I'm bidding against (say) Cisco, money aside, what should my argue
points be? Is there a compare-and-contrast Asterisk-vs-the-other-guys
page out there somewhere?
Just curious,
-Ken
Argh. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I can dial with my SIP
phones just fine, but I want to set up an analog phone plugged into my FXS
port... and, while it gets dialtone, no matter what digit I press, I get
stuff like:
VERBOSE[21963]: -- Starting simple switch on 'Zap/1-1'
I've got a 400P, with a couple FXO's and and FXS. I've got an analog
plugged into the FXS, and it gets dialtone fine. However, whenever I
press any digits, I get the doo-dah, doo-dah unhappy sound. I've got a
functioning FXS system at home, but I was trying to plug this into an
AMP-created
I'm very, very confused. Dialing out, through VoicePulse, with both gsm
and ulaw CODECs, most of my calls are great. However, calling my
(non-Asterisk) voicemail at my job, and calling my cell phone both
produce horrendous (~ 1/3-second delay) echo. I've tried with different
phones (Polycom
Put the new bootrom.ld and bootrom.ver files on the config server (FTP
or TFTP) that your phones load from, and they will upgrade automatically.
Easy. Too easy. ;-) Seriously, though: I'd've never thought of that.
Thanks much!
-Ken
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I'm RTFM'ing, but I can't figure out how the dhcpd.conf file specifies the
boot server, and how it differentiates between whether it's FTP or
TFTP. I've
tried option 66/next-server, and option 150, to no avail. And the docs
just don't -- leastwise, in the way I'm reading them -- make sense.
Interesting... I'll stick with FTP anyway, since I can partially secure
it, and it works across NAT :-)
Kevin: I don't think Matt made himself quite clear enough -- going with
his dhcpd.conf setup works for FTP, regardless of what the option name
is; it's working great! And I don't even have
I can't figure out how one upgrades the boot ROMs for the Polycoms.
I've read the wiki, I've checked the docs, I've looked here, there,
everywhere; I hoped it might be through the web interface, through
DHCP... but I can't see how to do it.
Suggestions?
Thanks!
-Ken
I bought a couple Polycom Soundpoint 300's, and have them working nicely
with SIP... but I'd like to be able to do automatic config via FTP, but it
requires some XML config files. The docs discuss them in detail, but I
can't seem to d/l them from Polycom. [No, it doesn't appear to be on the
CD
files for both; I've tried
enabling/disabling ULAW, ALAW and G279 on the Soundpoint, to no avail.
Plug 1.0.0 back in -- works like a champ.
To say that I'm confused would be understating things rather severely.
Thanks much,
Ken D'Ambrosio
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To say that I'm confused would be understating things rather severely.
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
To say that we can't help you without seeing your config files would
also be an understatement. Unfortunately, we are not all-knowing nor
telepathic, so just saying it doesn't work won't generate
Howdy! I'm VERY interested in your HOWTO... but the link you have,
below, times out. Any chance you could mail me the HOWTO, or point me
to a new link?
Thanks much!
-Ken
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I've created a pretty complete HOWTO on creating a Linux Bridge (using
Fedora) to shape LAN --
I've got all three CODECs the 300 supports -- G.711u, G.177A, and
G.729AB -- enabled, I've changed the order, I've got them all in allow
lines in my sip.conf, as follows:
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
allow=alaw
allow=G729
From sip debug I get the following snippets:
Okay, I'm stumped. When I call the PSTN (through POTS lines), my analog
phone phone works fine. My SIP phones -- a Grandstream and a Polycom --
have major echo; roughly a .25 second delay. Eventually, it goes away,
which I guess is echo cancellation in action. But, dammit, why does my
I'd dearly love to be able to give an Asterisk demo by just toting my
notebook, a PC/PCMCIA card, and a couple SIP phones. Is there any way
to do this? Or should I look for a small-profile box with PCI slots,
instead?
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Olson, Dana wrote:
I have this Aastra 480i phone, and you can set the TFTP server IP
address manually in the phone, but there should be a way to have it
find the TFTP server information via DHCP. Does anyone know if this is
possible, and if so, what is the attribute I have to set on my DHCP
I -think- that the Sipura 841 was PoE... and I'd been anxious to find out.
However, according to Atacomm.com, it's been delayed until mid-January.
*sigh* So: does anyone know of a (decent) phone that meets the following
criteria, and isn't too expensive?
- SIP
- two (or more) lines
- some form
Perhaps 90% of my calls -- over a Uniden and a Grandstream -- are fine.
The other 10% get some nasty echoes. Is there some magic something I
should be tweaking? I kind of thought that echo cancellation was
static, rather than dynamic, and that it's difficult to be able to cope
with something
Hi! I've got a Comdial PBX that I would dearly love to replace with an
Asterisk box. However, for various reasons, it appears not to be in the
cards. Regardless of what management does, or does not, want, our
current VM solution -- some Dialogic card with a KeyVoice application
-- is dying.
R A wrote:
Then
what do you think i have to do?
i install a sniffer and the phone make an ARP request
to 67.153.142.69.
the phone is 192.168.0.160 and i set my pc to
192.168.0.161 and i can't ping the phone.
Get a new phone. :(
What he's saying -- and I agree with him -- is that, if you
Ryan Courtnage wrote:
If it registers fine with Asterisk, then what exactly is the problem?
Does the Uniden phone display an error? Asterisk? Can you make/receive
calls?
The firmware version and unidenmac.txt might also be relevant to the
problem.
Jeepers. You want a description of the
Hi, all. I've got my Uniden UIP200 configured via TFTP (had to get DHCP
3.0.1 -- Debian's latest is 2.0.x!), and all seems well... except for the
minor detail that it doesn't work. It registers fine with Asterisk, but
when I copied my Grandstream's sip.conf info and plugged in the Uniden
, that's readily findable).
Thanks much,
Ken D'Ambrosio
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, maybe I'm just dumb, but I'm
thinking that there's an admin manual I didn't get. Anyone have any
pointers? Either web-wise, or simple stuff like the password for the
unlock config option?
Thanks much...
Ken D'Ambrosio
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When I dial out, from both my analog and my SIP phones, it fails roughly
80% of the time with various telco messages (eg., The number you have
dialed...). The messages take a good 30 seconds before I hear them,
which makes me think the telco isn't seeing enough digits. 20% of the
time, my calls
!
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(and maybe even inbound
;-) calls, so I can get something working, and build from there. Any
suggestions? If it means I need to go over docs I've already read,
that's fine, but I'm pretty confused right now...
Thanks,
- Ken D'Ambrosio
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I could probably play with, but I'd like to be sure
it'll... well, you know: work.]
Thanks,
Ken D'Ambrosio
Sr. SysAdmin,
Xanoptix, Inc.
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