yes, a regular ftp server will do it fine,
I have another issue with a Poly300 but not ftp,
bear in mind that when you set up the Polycom user, -PlcmIp (or
something like that)
you have to use the --force-badname option to allow your server a
username with capital letters,
since that is case
As others have already stated, be careful with assumptions using
tftp. You'll chase your tail off trying to figure out why certain
things don't work as expected. Very strongly suggest ftp instead. :)
Hi, all
Stupid me! Under RH (FC3) tftp server is part of xinet. So,
AAH 1.3, Digium 4-port FXO card connected to PSTN
I am having problems with outbound calls, where the call goes to either an
error message from the PSTN, or a fax number, or a wrong number. It works
correctly maybe 1 time in 10.
Also, outbound calls *sometimes* work if they are numbers
On Thu, 2005-07-14 at 07:27 -0600, Rich Adamson wrote:
As others have already stated, be careful with assumptions using
tftp. You'll chase your tail off trying to figure out why certain
things don't work as expected. Very strongly suggest ftp instead. :)
Well, apparently they work the same for
Pavel Jezek wrote:
according to this debate, I would like to try snom 360 still more
(features, opensource support, linux based) ;-)
any good or bad experience with support from snom? or reliability of
snom phones?
PJ
I've been fiddling with a set of Snom 360's for a while now and
:08 PM
Subject: Re: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Any suggestions for an IP phone?
Polycom does not support Asterisk.
Thsi does not mean phones do not work with it.
Rudolf
P.S. I am having troubles setting up Polycom 300 with tftp server. By some
reason phones always say can not contact boot server
maybe polycom works, but better to try some other with official support
for asterisk (or generaly open source), like snom or zultys have nice
features and btw, linux based ;-)
today most features had probably cisco 7940/60 (moreover custom features
extendable through build in xml minbrowser),
12, 2005 10:08 PM
Subject: Re: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Any suggestions for an IP phone?
Polycom does not support Asterisk.
Thsi does not mean phones do not work with it.
Rudolf
P.S. I am having troubles setting up Polycom 300 with tftp server. By
some
reason phones always say can not contact boot
I have Polycom IP600s and just bought some 500s. I had a Zultys 4x5but
got rid of it. You need to be aware that Zulyts provides no end user
support whatsoever. They send you to the reseller, many of which don't
know enough to be helpful. I had hoped to make the FXO port on the 4x5
forward to * for
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Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 10:08 PM
Subject: Re: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Any suggestions for an IP phone?
Polycom does not support Asterisk.
Thsi does not mean phones do not work with it.
Rudolf
P.S. I am having troubles setting up Polycom 300 with tftp server
Polycom and Cisco are also blind to customer support. Neither will sell to
us through normal distribution unless we become certified in their phone
systems. The rules for certification are very restrictive and in the stone
age. They do not want to support asterisk. They only want to support
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Polycom does not support Asterisk.
Thsi does not mean phones do not work with it.
Rudolf
P.S. I am having
True. However, there is broad user based support for Polycom Cisco
phones within the Asterisk community. Not so for Zultys.
The only area where the Zultys 4x4/4x5 were better tahn the Polycom
IP500/600 was in handling multiple lines. The Z phones handle many
lines with a single registration,
13, 2005 2:51 AM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Any suggestions for an IP phone?
maybe polycom works, but better to try some other with official support
for asterisk (or generaly open source), like snom or zultys have nice
features and btw, linux based ;-)
today most features had probably
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Polycom does not support Asterisk.
Thsi does not mean phones do not work with it.
Rudolf
P.S. I am having troubles setting up Polycom 300 with tftp server. By some reason phones
always say can not contact boot server. Phones are set to use tftp and
correct boot
dbruce wrote:
Price: Polycom = $300USD (IP600), Cisco = $320USD(7960)
Did you include the price of a power supply and SIP firmware in the
Cisco price?
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On Wed, 2005-07-13 at 08:35 -0500, Michael Graves wrote:
True. However, there is broad user based support for Polycom Cisco
phones within the Asterisk community. Not so for Zultys.
While neither polycom nor cisco are responsive to the asterisk user
community, and I would like to say Don't buy
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dbruce wrote:
Price: Polycom = $300USD (IP600
dbruce a écrit :
Feature for feature, the polycom phones are much better than the cisco
phones.
Indeed Polycom sounds very interesting. It looks very good on sound
quality and feature set.
Too bad the chipset is not pa1688 (now open source). :) I like to
encourage open solutions.
Thanks you
On Jul 13, 2005, at 8:44 AM, dbruce wrote:
Feature for feature, the polycom phones are much better than the cisco
phones.
Presence: Polycom = yes, Cisco = no
Messaging: Polycom = yes, Cisco = no
Microbrowser: Polycom = yes (on IP600, xml), cisco = yes (on 7940
and 7960 -
cmxml - much
according to this debate, I would like to try snom 360 still more
(features, opensource support, linux based) ;-)
any good or bad experience with support from snom? or reliability of
snom phones?
PJ
Alexandre Leclerc wrote:
dbruce a écrit :
Feature for feature, the polycom phones
13, 2005 12:42 PM
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On Jul 13, 2005, at 8:44 AM, dbruce wrote:
Feature for feature, the polycom phones are much better than the cisco
phones.
Presence: Polycom = yes, Cisco
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Polycom does not support Asterisk. Thsi does not mean phones do not work
with it.
Rudolf
P.S
logs are usually not needed..
Regards,
Derek
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On Jul 13, 2005, at 8:44 AM, dbruce wrote:
Feature for feature, the polycom phones are much better than the cisco
AAH 1.3, Digium 4-port FXO card connected to PSTN
I am having problems with outbound calls, where the call goes to either an
error message from the PSTN, or a fax number, or a wrong number. It works
correctly maybe 1 time in 10.
Also, outbound calls *sometimes* work if they are numbers
Alexandre Leclerc wrote:
Hi all,
We are in the process of selection IP Phones to work with our *new*
Asterisk PBX.
We want to buy 4 for something less than 1000$ but with a nice set of
features to work with our mail box, lines, good sound quality, full
duplex (and maybe speaker phone).
Any
For multi-line without power over ethernet the snom 190 probably fits the bill
and price point. I really like the 360 too, but is probably just over your
price point. We purchased 50 at $225 mark.
Many people are starting to mention the Grandstream 2000 as an option.
For single line the uniden
On Tue, 2005-07-12 at 12:16 -0400, Alexandre Leclerc wrote:
Hi all,
We are in the process of selection IP Phones to work with our *new*
Asterisk PBX.
We want to buy 4 for something less than 1000$ but with a nice set of
features to work with our mail box, lines, good sound quality, full
try the cisco 7940 with sip firmware:
tons of features and easy to install
see http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=cisco%2079xx
regards,
roland
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Leclerc
Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 6:16
You can go with the GXP-2000 from Grandstream. It is shaping up as a
very good phone. It usually retails for around $114 USD but you can
find it a bit cheaper if you really look around.
Two questions: Are the buttons rubbery, and is the display dim? I don't
have the opportunity
I love the spa-3000 and related devices.
I know they're not IP phones, but they turn any
phone you want into one without sacrificing the
features of either.
Jon.
On Tuesday 12 July 2005 11:16 am, Alexandre Leclerc wrote:
Hi all,
We are in the process of selection IP Phones to work with our
Discussion
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Any suggestions for an IP phone?
Polycom SP300 is a pretty good phone.
Rudolf
Alexandre Leclerc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
We are in the process of selection IP Phones to work with our *new*
Asterisk PBX.
We want to buy 4 for something less
- Non-Commercial Discussion'
Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Any suggestions for an IP phone?
We just purchased 4 of the Polycom SoundPoint 301's.
We are very happy with them so far.
Cullin
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That's just a marketing thing. Just because they are not supported
under Asterisk doesn't mean they don't work under Asterisk. It just
means don't call them (voipsupply or Polycom) if you have problems
getting them to work under Asterisk. Otherwise myself and many others
on this list wouldn't
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Wible
Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 7:55 PM
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Any suggestions for an IP phone?
We just purchased 4 of the Polycom SoundPoint 301's.
We are very happy
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