On Fri, 2009-01-30 at 17:17 +, Edwin Quijada wrote:
Hi !
I am trying to connect Asterisk with Avaya Definity.
I use this tutorial to do this
http://cyril-constantin.blogspot.com/2008/04/howto-connect-avaya-to-asterisk.html
The comunication between avaya and asterisk is fine but without
Recently I had the same problem using H323 with Cisco and I solved it
by changing bindaddr = 0.0.0.0 to the IP address of the Asterisk
server.
You are my HERO!
This was the error!!!
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Telecomunicaciones Abiertas de México S.A. de C.V.
Carlos Chávez Prats
Director de Tecnología
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To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] asterisk ooh323 avaya (URGENT!!!)
gracias!!!
(thanks)
2008/12/3 Guillermo V. Salas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I would go for chan_h323. Much more
I would go for chan_h323. Much more stable since 1.4
and the config more close to the other channel configs too.
We used it on production for a long time and it worked well
although a little heavy cpu-wise. To get started you need to install
openh323
and pwlib from here
thanks you very much i will try it tomorrow when i reach the office.
David
2008/12/3 [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would go for chan_h323. Much more stable since 1.4
and the config more close to the other channel configs too.
We used it on production for a long time and it worked
- [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
I would go for chan_h323. Much more stable since 1.4
and the config more close to the other channel configs too.
We used it on production for a long time and it worked well
although a little heavy cpu-wise. To get started you need to install
openh323
and
gracias!!!
(thanks)
2008/12/3 Guillermo V. Salas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
I would go for chan_h323. Much more stable since 1.4
and the config more close to the other channel configs too.
We used it on production for a long time and it worked well
although a
Good question, I'll check.
Regards,
Steve
2008/8/6 Tom Lynn [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Steve, what kind of Avaya system is this? They make several.
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Steve Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Sorry this is so long, but I am reasonably desparate.
I am having real
I am told it is an IP Office 400 series.
I have not been on site physically which does not help.
Regards,
Steve
2008/8/6 Tom Lynn [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Steve, what kind of Avaya system is this? They make several.
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Steve Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
2008/8/5 Steve Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Sorry this is so long, but I am reasonably desparate.
I am having real fun with hooking an Avaya system to Asterisk using
ISDN30. I have the ISDN signalling all sorted one way, and can pass
calls from the real world (ie. the telco and asterisk)
Steve, what kind of Avaya system is this? They make several.
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Steve Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Sorry this is so long, but I am reasonably desparate.
I am having real fun with hooking an Avaya system to Asterisk using
ISDN30. I have the ISDN
Carlos Chavez wrote:
Avaya calls an Asterisk extension, I only get the name part of the CID,
not the number. From Asterisk to the Avaya we can see both the name and
the number displayed on the screen.
We had the same issue with one of our older nodes. The only way we were
able to get
Carlos Chavez wrote:
Avaya calls an Asterisk extension, I only get the name part of the CID,
not the number. From Asterisk to the Avaya we can see both the name and
the number displayed on the screen.
[bc-indianapolis]
exten = _41XX,1,Gosubif($[${CALLERID(number)} = ]?get-cid,s,1:2)
In this case I would need to purchase an E1 card for the Avay PBX an an other
for the *. To save costs, I would like to intent the interconnection over the
FXO port.
Anyone has done this configuration so far?
Robert Boardman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just done this for a client using
housi mueller wrote:
I would like to connect an Asterik server to an Avaya IP Office IP406
and use the * as an VoIP Gateway.
The IP Office has two Analog extensions available. I thought connecting
this analog extensions to 2 FXO ports in the * to interconnect the PBX’s.
What sort of
The main goal is that any extension from the Avaya PBX can make long distance
calls using the asterisk server as VoIP gateway (using a SIP Provider).
It would be also great if from a remote IP Phone (in an other location), a
user could use the Asterisk server to dial in and the * forwards
Just done this for a client using an E1 Pri card in the avaya box and a
sangoma a102, using qsig , works fine, I wouls recommend this to any
oneits been up and stable for two months now
Regards
Robb
housi mueller wrote:
The main goal is that any extension from the Avaya PBX can make long
I'm new in this field, have been reading a lot, and have a little question.
could it be possible to connect an Avaya IP office pbx to asterisk using a
E1/T1/Pri?
Original instalation:
Telefone company|Pri---Pri|IP Pffice
My Question:
Telefone company|Pri ---TDM|Asterisk|TDM
I tested Avaya 4602 a while ago and I successfully instaled SIP software
and connected the phone to Asterisk. I remember that the upgrade
procedure was a bit complicated (includes TFTP and Web server as I
recall), but if you follow it to the letter you should have no problems.
If the phone keeps
Ed Rubright wrote:
The company I work for has deployed an Avaya IP phone system. They have
deployed the Avaya 4602 and 4620 IP telephones. They might be sending
me one of these phones for use in my home office.
I recently (April) left Avaya. I was in the IP router/GigE switch area
mostly,
Title: Asterisk and Avaya IP phones
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and Avaya IP phones
The company I work for
On Thu, 2003-12-04 at 23:02, Ed Rubright wrote:
The company I work for has deployed an Avaya IP phone system. They
have deployed the Avaya 4602 and 4620 IP telephones. They might be
sending me one of these phones for use in my home office.
Question: Can I make this IP telephone register
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