The manual states that 'the wireless system supports automatic registration' in the paragraph about registration of the users on the callmanager.
[105] id = 105 label = Z4040 callwaiting = 0 mailbox = 199 callerid = 105If you're using CVS asterisk & chan_sccp that's no longer a valid caller id, see the example sccp.conf for more info
I am running Gentoo and have installed Asterisk 1.0.2 from the ebuild (not using the CVS version). I installed the chan_sccp from the latest available cvs version on the sourceforge page and the sccp.conf it installed says:
;[richard]
;id = 1002
;pin = 1234
What would be the correct (new) syntax for id = ? I will change it just to be sure
At startup asterisk shows in the log : Nov 17 20:02:13 NOTICE[16384]: SCCP channel driver up and running on 10.10.0.1:2000 Nov 17 20:02:13 NOTICE[16384]: SCCP listening on 10.10.0.1:2000Does the server have more then 1 IP? Is the DECT system on the same subnet as the server?
The system has 2 IP's but the IP 600 is on the local subnet (it has IP 10.10.0.102)
There are no messages in the log other than: Nov 17 20:10:20 NOTICE[229390]: Alarm Message: Severity: 2, Name=SEP000770735049 [0/1711278602] Nov 17 20:10:20 WARNING[229390]: Client sent IpPortMessage without first registering.
Is this an error in my asterisk config or is there something wrong with my config on the Kirk IP600??According to what I can find on the protocol (which isn't much, cisco are assholes about relasing info) the problem is in the IP600, what cofig options are there on the skinny page.
Also was asterisk fully up and rtunning when the IP600 was turned on?
Yes, in fact I am using it with SIP phones for some time already, I just wanted to add the Kirk IP 600 to the system.
Thanks, Julien chan_sccp deveoper
Which of sccp package are you working on? I'm a bit lost with the different versions of sccp/skinny.
There's ZoZo's version : http://zozo.org.uk/content/sccp
Jan Czmok's version : http://chan-sccp.sourceforge.net/
Skinny as built-in in Asterisk
And I couldn't find any page that describes the differences between the various packages/forks. I tried Jan Czmok's version because his page states that 80% of the Cisco 7940 phone's features are supported and the IP 600 seems to behave as a 7940's.
Thanks!!
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