----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew A. Kochetkoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 4:49 AM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Cisco 7290 calling problems :-( - Sorry if thiscomes through twice
Hi Paul,
Paul A Brown wrote:Hi All,
Sorry for the repost :-(
Still having problems :-(
I have an Asterisk 1-0-7 setup on Debian 3.1 (Sparc)
I have severel SIP phones that call between each other and can chat no probs. I can even call from the SIP phones to the sccp 7920 no probs....................
However when I call from the 7290 to any SIP phone it just doesn't recognise
that the other person has answered the SIP phone, it just carries on making
the 'ringing' noise. When I hit hangup, the display of the 7290 changes to
onhook state but I can still hear the ringing........I have to
disconnect the battery to stop it
Any Ideas?
here are copies of my config..............
sccp.conf
[general] keepalive = 5 context = home dateFormat = D-M-Y ; M-D-Y in any order (5 chars max) bindaddr = 192.122.122.22 ; port = 2000 ; listen on port 2000 (Skinny, default)
[SEP000D282E89AA] description = Walnuts Wireless type = 7920 context = home tzoffset = 0 autologin = wireless
[wireless] id = 2210 context = home callwaiting = 1 mailbox = 2210 callerid = "Wireless", <2210>
extensions.conf
[globals] PHONES10=SCCP/wireless PHONES10VM=wireless
[home] Hi All,
Still having problems :-(
I have an Asterisk 1-0-7 setup on Debian 3.1 (Sparc)
I have severel SIP phones that call between each other and can chat no probs. I can even call from the SIP phones to the sccp 7920 no probs....................
However when I call from the 7290 to any SIP phone it just doesn't recognise
that the other person has answered the SIP phone, it just carries on making
the 'ringing' noise. When I hit hangup, the display of the 7290 changes to
onhook state but I can still hear the ringing........
Any Ideas?
here are some copies of my config..............
sccp.conf
[general] keepalive = 5 context = home dateFormat = D-M-Y ; M-D-Y in any order (5 chars max) bindaddr = 192.122.122.22 ; port = 2000 ; listen on port 2000 (Skinny, default)
[SEP000D282E89AA] description = Walnuts Wireless type = 7920 context = home tzoffset = 0 autologin = wireless
[wireless] id = 2210 context = home callwaiting = 1 mailbox = 2210 callerid = "Wireless", <2210>
extensions.conf
[globals] PHONES10=SCCP/wireless PHONES10VM=wireless
[home] exten => 2210,1,Dial(${PHONES10},20,Ttm) exten => 2210,2,Macro(vmessage,${PHONES10VM}) exten => 2210,3,Hangup
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Your extensions.conf looks like this (maybe): [to-sip] exten => 1XXX,1,WAIT,2 exten => 1XXX,2,ANSWER exten => 1XXX,3,DIAL,SIP/${EXTEN} .................. exten => 1XXX,4,Congestion exten => 1XXX,100,BUSY
Try do this:
[to-sip] exten => 1XXX,1,WAIT,2 exten => 1XXX,2,DIAL,SIP/${EXTEN} .................. exten => 1XXX,3,Congestion exten => 1XXX,100,BUSY
Hi,
Not sure I follow you. The context is called [home] and the 7290 is an SCCP type called PHONES10,
How would that fit in with what you wrote?
Thanks
Paul
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