adam -
can the g729.dll be downloaded somewhere
- is this still required for g.729 support?
Regards,
Steven Thomas
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Hi,
I have received my WiSIP phone - works
well for basic functions of call answer and hang-up!
Does anyone know how to enable Dual
line support, Hold and Transfer functions with this phone via Asterisk.
Thanks,
Regards,
Steven Thomas
Hi,
Has anyone tried this Wireless SIP phone
with Asterisk? If so, any limitations? Thanks.
http://www.bcm.com.tw/product/productIS.htm
Regards,
Steven Thomas
Network Integration Services
IBM Australia
Ph: 0404 099 262
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601 Pacific Hwy,
St Leonards, 2065.
yes. Cisco 2612 Router with 2
x FXO's and 2 x FXS's. Works well using H323, and gnugk.
Steve.
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Steven Thomas
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Is it possible to log the CallerID of
an inbound call including the time to a log / text file? Also the
same for outbound? ie., dialed number and time?
Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Thomas
I assume it manages the signal part of the RTP stream but not the RTP voice
stream at the codec level?
Maybe someone else can comment on the translation methodologies within
Asterisk?
Regards,
Steven Thomas
- not sure why!
Regards,
Steven Thomas
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also.
I would suggest trying chan_h323 as an alternative.
Regards,
Steven Thomas
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Hi - can anyone confirm or deny that CallerID works through (passes
through) the GnuGK?
ie.,
X100P - Asterisk - GnuGK - Gateway
Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Thomas
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Does chan_h323 support phone number calling via a gateway? ie.,
something like calling 5000 forwarded to:
exten = 5000,1,Dial(h323/[EMAIL PROTECTED])
if so - what format should the exten be in? Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Thomas
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fine if it is just an IP address that it is calling, ie, a
softphone.
Thanks for your help
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I thought that the CVS would only contain the lastest code - being:
OpenH323: v1.12.2
PWLib: v1.5.2
Is this not the case?
Thanks
Regards,
Steven Thomas
Thanks - because of my ignorance using the CVS archive - could you please
give me the full command - thanks.
Regards,
Steven Thomas
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Hi,
Did anyone have any comments on the below problem - or did you (shong
ching) manage to solve this? I have the same issue - any assistance would
be great. Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Thomas
not sure what you mean by 'are you running cvs'?
What does the TOS setting do?
Regards,
Steven Thomas
Kelvin Chua
Hi - does chan_h323.so come standard in the cvs checkout of Asterisk? or
do you have to patch or add it in to the source directory structure before
compiling?
Can / and maybe how can this be added after?
Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Thomas
Hi,
Can someone confirm the format of the Dial string for a H.323 gateway using
chan_oh323? The format I have working is:
exten = 5000,1,Dial(OH323/h323:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
I have 5000 as a speed dial - the extension functions, but the voice
latency within the call to the analog phone
Steven Thomas wrote:
Hi,
I'm using a Cisco 7960 with a SIP load, and a Cisco 2600 router
Steven Thomas wrote:
Hi,
I'm using a Cisco 7960 with a SIP load, and a Cisco 2600 router with an
FXO
port. Asterisk talks to the router via h323 and opens a call and
connects
with no problem.
At exactly
Hi,
I'm using a Cisco 7960 with a SIP load, and a Cisco 2600 router with an FXO
port. Asterisk talks to the router via h323 and opens a call and connects
with no problem.
At exactly 74 secs (timer on the phone) the call drops, and Asterisks
displays this message:
-- H323:29764 answered
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