Hello
> > How do I achieve the same with chan_sip?
> We run a cron script each 10min who will check the registration state
> and send a register if not registered.
Well it's a simple CPE which needs to be autoprovisioned via either a
tftp config file or TR69.
So that cronjob somehow would
Hi List
We have some CPE which run an embedded asterisk 13 with chan_sip.
Unfortunately, when a registration is rejected, those stop trying.
I am familiar with pjsip which allows to configure:
auth_rejection_permanent=no
How do I achieve the same with chan_sip?
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Hi
Well it is well some time that my last DUNDI peer has become
unreachable.
I guess too many issues with spoofed numbers etc.
But I am wondering, do people, especially larger entities like telcos,
still use DUNDI?
I know that in some Hamradio communities, DUNDI is used to interconnect
PBXes,
My last post did not make it back or to the archive... testing...
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Hi Gang
I noticed, that when I enable multiple codecs and rtp encrypting
(generating a large SDP) invites with credentials do not get through
anymore.
So sniffed the connection and found that the IP packets have the don't
fragment bit set, causing a VDSL router with 1472 MTU in the path to
Hi Josh
> This was a security issue[1] which was solved.
>
> [1] https://downloads.asterisk.org/pub/security/AST-2021-006.html
Thanks, filing Bugreport with Debian, hopefully they will push 16.16.2
to security updates.
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Hi List
I can reproduce Asterisk 16.16.1 segfaulting in this situation:
Asterisk configured with Application "ReceiveFax".
Incoming call with SDP:
v=0
o=prt-cbl-sbc1 1418830458 1418830459 IN IP4 157.161.X.X
s=sip call
c=IN IP4 157.161.X.X
t=0 0
m=audio 11828 RTP/AVP 9 8 101
a=rtpmap:9
Just stubled over another example which resolved my question.
> server_uri=sip:reg.example.com:5060
> client_uri=sip:testcont...@reg.example.com:5060
If you don't specify the port, asterisk DOES an SRV lookup.
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Hi Team
I'm working on a scenario, where the registrar offers multiple
instances that can handle registration:
_sip._udp.reg.example.com has SRV record 0 0 5060 reg01.example.com
_sip._udp.reg.example.com has SRV record 0 0 5060 reg02.example.com
It looks like specifying:
Hi Gang
We migrated our voicemail system from asterisk 13 to 16 a couple of
months ago.
Right after the migration, we got the complaint that vm-intro is being
played when the customer had recorded a own announcement. So I assumed
we had replaced that file by a zero lenght one on the previous
Hi Gang
I have not yet managed to find a solution to correctly generate CDRs
for this situation:
Alice calls Bob.
Bob has call forwarding delayed 20s to Charlie.
Charlie picks up immediately.
exten => bob,1,DBget(cfwdly=CFDLY/${exten}); $cfwdly contains charlie
same =>
Hi Gang
To get our customers more information on how they registered I am
looking for a elegant way to get an information like the CLI command:
pjsip show endpoint [endpoint]
I had a got on ARI, but that basically only returns the information if
an endpoint is online or not.
Is there a API to
Hi Gang
Thank you for the replies.
I sorted this out. I got tricked by $AGI->verbose(Pai: $pai) which
cripples the output.
The variable passed on is complete. My regex to extract the phone
number from that variable was broken when there was a quoted string
before the URI.
Mit freundlichen
Hi Gang
I have stumbled of this problem.
I need the P-Asserted-Identity header in an AGI scrip.
In the Dial-Plan I do:
same => n,Set(PAI=${PJSIP_HEADER(read,P-Asserted-Identity)})
In the AGI I do:
my $pai = $AGI->get_variable(PAI);
This works fine, unless the PAI contains quotes:
Hi Gang
Mitel PBX use 'options' without username to monitor the connection.
Therefore Asterisk PJSIP cannot match an unsername against an endpoint
and prints a notice on the console.
Is there a way to silence this kind of notice?
I wonder if identify_by 'header' could solve the issue to match
Ok, answering myself...
It looks as if registered endpoints are cached in a way which
survives a full restart of asterisk.
So after deleting the transport, there was still a cached registered
endpoint present via that transport. As soon as the Registration
expired, the error also disappeared.
Hi Gang
I gave up on running asterisk with two interfaces without it mixing up
the ip addresses.
So I have removed one transport definition from pjsip.conf
Now * keeps complaining:
res_pjsip.c:3461 ast_sip_set_tpselector_from_transport_name: Unable to retrieve
PJSIP transport 'transport-name'
Well, not so solved unfortunately...
Now I am back to where I have the situation the Asterisk sends out 183
Media Progress from one interface, containing a Contact Header with the
local IP of the other interface breaking audio.
Is there any way to completely bind all IP Addresses within headers
Hi Joshua
Thank you for your reply.
Indeed, Ubuntu only ships with this old version. Upgraded to 16.2. via
PPA. Problem persisted.
Well, I already mentioned that this is a machine with two physical
interfaces with different routes which on the 'external' side handles
SIP customer registrations
Hi List
I have been pondering over a problem to use an asterisk server behind
an SBC unable to successfully handle registrations.
Now I observed something strange which I suspect might be a bug on the
asterisk side.
The SBC originates is register from Port 6011 to Port 5060 on the
Asterisk.
Hi List
I wonder how SIP via TCP is supposed to work. Not realy Asterisk
related, but I hope you experts might be able to help out :-)
One of our customers has a SIP device registering via a complex NAT. To
benefit from TCP Connection Tracking, he choose TCP instead of UDP.
So he expected, that
Short update...
After some more research I found:
https://community.asterisk.org/t/box-with-2-interfaces-wrong-one-chosen-in-contact-header/74705/3
And some more similar ones describing the same problem with chan_sip
and pjsip.
I attempted to set: external_signaling_address on my transports.
Hi Gang
Server, two interfaces, routing to two different networks.
Two transports defined, each bound to the corresponding ip assigned to
the interface.
But still, especially when an 183 message is sent, the Contact header
does contain the wrong IP Address.
Is this a known issue 13.18.3? Or is
Hi Joshua
> The option strictly controls device state. Any enforcement of a limit for
> calling does not exist, and is up to you to do using various methods.
> Device state could be queried and used, or GROUP[1] and GROUP_COUNT[2].
>
> [1]
Hi Gang
According to:
https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+13+Configuration_res_pjsip#Asterisk12Configuration_res_pjsip-endpoint_device_state_busy_at
And endpoint should return busy if this number is reached.
We have PBX Trunks registering to the Asterisk.
So we want to limit
Hi Gang
I offer:
g722
g711a
g711a is mandatory. g722 is becoming more and more popular.
Now if a call originates from a device which support g722 and ends on a
device which does not. I see that asterisk is transcoding between g722
and g711a despite both ends supporting g711a.
Google tells me,
Hi Gang
If anyone else stumbles over the same Problem.
This is how I solved it for now:
On the IC Trunk:
trust_id_inbound=no => Makes sure the CallerID is taken from the From Header.
trust_id_outbound=yes => Does nothing useful, maybe a bug?
send_pai=no
On the incoming call, you have to pull
Hi Team
I'm still struggling to get privacy settings passed on correctly.
The Asterisk is sitting between customers and IC trunks.
On the customer face, of course I have those settings:
trust_id_inbound=yes
trust_id_outbound=no
This ensures that presentation is set to probibited, if the
Hi Jöran
> for me it sounds like you need an SBC.
> We use Kamailio in order to check users IP Addresses. There are modules
> like "permissions" in kamailio what could do this. As well there are pike
> checks, sanity checks and a bunch of other useful tools.
You are absolutely right. We are on a
Hi Gang
Next Problem which occurs.
In Switzerland this is the common using form SIP Signaling:
P-Asserted-Identity: Contains the provider provided and screened phone
number which is the 'legal' origin of the call. The origin which is to
be billed for the call. If the caller has a DDI Range,
Quick update.
I guessed right.
I had put the call to the subrouting on the 'local' channel which is
created after the call is being redirecting.
If i put it on the calling channel and setting RDNIS to the correct
value, the corrected phone nuber is transmitted to the calling party
via Diversion
Hi Joshua
I had a shot at your suggestion, bug still no success.
I fear the 181 is sent before the macro is called.
I want to change the Diversion Header in the 181 message sent back to
the caller to put the number it contains in the correct e164 format
(stripping the 0 and adding +41 for
Hi List
One more Problem I stumbled upon.
Using Asterisk in a TSP environement.
Incomming IC Calls are e164 and have a NPRN (Routing Number) prefixed.
Example: +419805561599
+41 country prefix
98055 Routing Prefix
61599 effective phone number
Calls routed to Customers need to be put
Hi Gang
Yes, big project on the rise to do things better / more flexible than
our existing commercial TSP switch.
During call screening process, we would like to allow customers to send
the original callingID in a attended call diversion scenario.
From the Voice Switch point of view, there are
Hi Sebastian
> That would require your script to update sip.conf dynamically and reload the
> config for each time user wants to update their accepted location.
Hmm, maybe using asterisk realtime and attempting to put the config
into a database would be worth an approach. Until now we only use
Hi Tony
> See https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Variable+Inheritance
Thank you, exactly what I was looking for!
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Hi Gang
To increase security against phished passwords and similar attacks, we
consider offering customers to define IP ranges (or GeoIP locations)
from which their dynamic registrations are being accepted.
I can already look at the source IP in the dial plan, so no issue with
validate an INVITE
Hi List
Implementing screening and routing I have stumbled over this issue:
[pbx-router]
exten => s,1,NoOp(ROUTER FROM: ${CALLERID(Number)} TO: ${DESTINATION})
same => n,Set(SOURCE=${CHANNEL(name)})
same => n,Set(PAI=${PJSIP_HEADER(read,P-Asserted-Identity)})
same =>
Hi Gang
I have stumbled over a strange issue with Asterisk 13.18.3
I have two interfaces, two different IP Addresses. One facing to the
internet, and one facing to am internal voice lan.
Therefore I defined two different transports and endpoints:
[transport-udp-internal]
type=transport
> What about to put eveything in a variable and the remove the last
> character if it equal &
Yes, I considered this...
What if you dial three endpoints and the middle one (or last one) is
empty? You would also need to remove the first & and any double &
within that string. Is it faisable with
Dear List
It's probably been more than a year now I switched from chan_sip to
pjsip. pjsip works much cleaner than chan_sip.
But!
I have come across a Problem I was not able to solve with Asterisk
Dialplan Logic.
With pjsip an endpoint can have multiple AOR, so you need to expand
them with
Ok, just figured it out, looks like pjsip uses some reversed trust
logic...
PAI contains the network provided screened number, the one which can be
trusted and used for billing purposes and similar.
From contains the generic number, which should be displayed, but which
is user provided and
Dear List
We are renewing our voicemail server and by this occasion I am
migrating from chan_sip to pjsip.
I have come to a problem I have not experienced on other pjsip examples.
Switzerland was heavily SS7 based in the past.
So usually you have a Network provided A Number, which is mapped to
Hi List
I'm struggling to find the correct RFC which "exactly" defines how a SIP
Invite has to look like after a call has been diverted.
Especially what the content of the To: header field has to be.
Example call flow:
Alice calls Bob who diverts to Carol.
Alice => Bob
Invite:
Hi Joshua
> > The "rtp_keepalive" option can be used to have the RTP stack send an
> > RTP packet out. Try that and see what happens.
>
> Once again 'bullseye' that fixed the problem. Thank you!
Now a customer with and FreePBX 2.9.0 (Asterisk 1.8.20.1) ran into the
same issue with our SBC.
I
Hello
I am hunting Fax Problems.
Now I have come across a situation on which, I fear asterisk behaves in
a wrong manner..
A T.38 enabled ATA is connected to the asterisk and receiving a call
from a non T.38 capable endpoint.
The ATA is detecting the CED tone and initiating a T.38 re-invite.
Hi Tryba
> A (very) dirty workaround would be to drop these packets with iptables
> (assuming Linux as OS), something like:
>
> iptables -t raw -I OUTPUT -p udp -d ipaddrofpbx -m string --algo bm
> --from 0 --to 32 --string "SIP/2.0 100 " -j DROP
>
> Don't try it with TCP :)
:-)
Indeed, this
Hey List
I sometimes use our asterisk server to do some debugging or other PBX
and SBC.
Now we have a case where a PBX is replying an incomming invite with 180
ringing immediately. It looks like the SBC does not accept this.
According to my understanding of the RFC 3261 any provisional (aka
Hi
You could do somethink like this in Perl:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use warnings;
my (@failhost);
my %currblocked;
my %addblocked;
my $action;
open (MYINPUTFILE, "/var/log/asterisk/messages") or die "\n", $!, "Does log
file file exist\?\n\n";
while () {
my ($line) = $_;
Well, when testing with:
$ openssl s_client -connect tls-host:5061
I get a successfull TLS handshake and connection.
So I suppose asterisk is configured correctly with TLS.
I did re-check the cipher list and also this seems to match on the
SPA112 and Asterisk.
So I am puzzled why the SPA112
Dear List
I try to get my clients to connect via TLS. First I did try Snom M9
phones. After looking at the Wireshark TLSv1 Handhake it became
obvious, that the M9 only supports old RC4 and similar ciphers, that are
not supported by openssl anymore.
So now I get my hands on a Cisco SPA112 ATA,
Hi Joshua
> The "rtp_keepalive" option can be used to have the RTP stack send an
> RTP packet out. Try that and see what happens.
Once again 'bullseye' that fixed the problem. Thank you!
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Hello List
Asterisk 13.14.1 in use with pjsip stack.
On the remote side is a SBC which performs some 'nat' detection. I
suppose this means the SBC listens from where it is getting RTP data
and then replies to that ip.
As long as the asterisk is initiating the call this is fine, the
asterisk
Hello List
I have a still two connected DUNDI peers, but they seem to flap from
time to time.
A couple of years ago I was able to look up quite some, mostly free
call numbers via DUNDI all over the world and I als saw incomming
lookups.
But not anymore. I wonder if I am stranded on a no longer
Hi Jushua
> The rtp_ipv6 option is not needed, in current versions things will
> automatically be updated to reflect the signaling. Remove it and give
> it a try. The option itself actually had the bug that you are seeing.
Ok, commented out rtp_ipv6 in the config and did try again:
IPv6
Dear List
I fear I stumbled over a bug in asterisk 13.14.1.
My 'phones' are roaming around, sometimes some are connecting from ipv6
enabled networks, another time they are not.
If a connection is ipv6 I would prefer to use ipv6 to avoid ipv4-nat
problems.
I have not specified a transport in
Hi George
> [global]
> endpoint_identifier_order = auth_username,username,ip,anonymous
>
> [endpoint_x]
> identify_by = auth_username
Thank you, I missed that config option, works perfectly!
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Dear fellow list readers
This is the situation:
ISDN Devices => Patton ISDN to SIP GW => Asterisk PJSIP
The Patton GW resides on a dynamic IP address, so I cannot really use
match=ip in the identify section.
The Patton does not send a line parameter.
The ISDN Devices behind the patton have
Dear List
It looks like the common way to to sip signaling over a trunk is:
In the Request URI, return the 'Register' Contact.
In the To: Header, send the destination number.
Unfortunately, asterisk with pjsip (i did not try chan_sip) does
expect the dialed extension as request uri and does
Hi List
Just in case someone else runs into the same problem migrating from
chan_sip to res_pjsip.
In chan sip you did define the voicemail variables in the peer section.
I did configure most of that stuff into the endpoint of pjsip,
including:
mailboxes=
voicemail_extension=
Well, after
Hi Joshua
> The chan_pjsip module doesn't prevent that. You'd need to provide the
> full SUBSCRIBE now that it is actually finding the endpoint and coming
> in.
Ok, let's see if we can solve the mystery..
pjsip.conf
[endpt-home](!)
type=endpoint
disallow=all
allow=g722
allow=alaw
allow=gsm
Ok, answering myself:
Asterisk 13.14.1~dfsg-2+deb9u2
Apparently suffers the pjsip transfer bug described @
https://reviewboard.asterisk.org/r/4316/diff/
Specifying the full URI:
Transfer(PJSIP/sip:${DESTEXTEN}@trunk) does resolve the URI parsing
problem and is sending back the 302 message
Hi Richard
> That could be possible and would be a bug in chan_sip.
Ok, so I switched to PJSIP to see if this behaves differently
So ip do a
Transfer(PJSIP/${DESTNUMBER}@trunk)
And this results in:
Failed to parse destination URI '[destnumber scrubber]' for channel
PJSIP/trunk-0011
Do I
Hi List
I have stumbled over the next question google didn't answer.
I have a dual-stack environment, ipv6 and ipv4.
With chan_sip asterisk was listening on ipv6 and ipv4 simultaneously.
I did try to define to have pjsip listen to the ipv6 address including
ipv6 mapped ipv4 addresses:
Hi Richard
Thank you
> You need to set more redirecting information [1].
>
> In sip.conf send_diversion=yes needs to be in effect. You also need
> to setup
> the from party id information (at least the from number) to indicate
> where you
> are redirecting from. You should also increment the
Hello List
Next question where google did not spit out an unsable answer.
When redirecting a call with Transfer, I would like to correctly
indicate the reason.
I did try this:
exten => XX,1,NoOp(Call to ${EXTEN} from ${CALLERID(all)})
exten => XX,n,Dial(SIP/ZZ)
exten =>
Dear List
I am testing various early audio scenarios with different voice IC's,
phones and pbxes.
In Switzerland, when you operate a value added number, you have to
announce the price of the call, usually in early audio, before the call
is established.
In 'dialplan' terms this would be:
exten
han_sip reported OK to this and chan_pjsip replies with 404.
Or is pjsip more intelligent and trying to prevent the phone from subscribing
to itself?
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Hello List
I am in the progress of migrating from chan_sip to pjsip.
I fear I have missed something on how hints need to be specified for
pjsip.
For chan_sip I have configured sip.conf
subscribecontext = localuser
and in the dialplan I set:
[localuser]
exten => 11,hint,SIP/11
Now if a
Hi List
I have a very strange problem. I was using queues a while ago with an
asterisk 1.2 or so and announcements were working fine more or less out
of the box.
Now I am once again trying to set up a queue with Version 13.14.1 an
not matter what I do, I don't get the announcements to be played.
Hello List
I have two IAX2 peers reachable with IPv6. They consider them self
unreachable.
If I do a 'iax2 set debug on', I see asterisk pretending to send POKE
packets to the IPv6 address of the peer.
If I sniff on the interface, I don't see those packets.
Is there a known issue?
Version
Hello List
I can set CALLERID(num-pres)=prohib on a sip channel and asterisk is
setting the headers more or less correctly (PAI Header is missing
maching the call untrackable, which is a bit odd).
But when asterisk is handling an incomming call from:
From: Anonymous
Hello
Finally I figured out, how our SBC does matches invites to
registrations with the Contact header.
But now I run into a Problem:
How do I set the contact header of an invite different to the From
header?
INVITE sip:called-id@URI SIP/2.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP IP:5060;branch=z9hG4bK495c70cc
Hello List
> I work at an SIP Provider and we have added and SBC in front of our
> Voice Switch to protect it.
Well using two peers for incomming and outgoing calls solve the
previous issue.
Now I have a new one.
The SBC in use needs to match incomming calls from the asterisk with
the call id
Hi all
I know, a fairly old asterisk installation.
Is there any way to debug T.38 handshaking issues?
We have a C3 Voice Switch with link to the Asterisk server.
I see this Dialogue:
C3 => Asterisk
=> Invite g711
<= 200OK
C3 detects Fax and send re-invite
=> Invite T.38
Version:0
Hello List
I work at an SIP Provider and we have added and SBC in front of our
Voice Switch to protect it.
This requires all our SIP Trunk customers to register via a 'proxy'.
I struggle with Asterisk to work over a proxy.
This is what I have done so far.
register =>
Hello
Let's assume we have this situation:
Call => SIP TSP => Asterisk1 => IAX2 => Asterisk2 => SIP/ATA => Fax
I have two Asterisk Servers in two branch offices, which are
interconnected by IAX2 and the Switch functionality.
Asterisk1 is connected to the public phone network via a SIP provider
it is too late now. But is there a way to get the IP
Address of the SIP Client being logged in each CDR?
Kind regards
Benoit Panizzon
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set:
alwaysauthreject=yes
And got a script to scan the logfile all 15min to firewall IP addresses which
excessively try to login.
You're always smarter after the incident :-/
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Thanks
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) SIP/2.0 500 Server error
Well as I see it, the C3 PBX just generates plain random CSeq Numbers.
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who knows?
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the Asterisk ignores them.
I did try to get more information with debug and verbose level set to '99',
but I don't see more messages
Does anyone have a clue, why acks could be not accepted by asterisk 1.8.10.0 ?
The other way round (asterisk = c3) the calls work fine.
Regards
Benoit Panizzon
a CALLERID(name) if there is
none?
Id did try to set ${CALLERID(name)=} but that resulted in From: sip...
and the displaying of this empty string on the subscribers phone.
Is there a way to completely remove the CALLERID(name) like
(UNSET({CALLERID(name))?
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is is +41315995003 (reason no-answer;privacy=off;counter=1)
From what I see in the source of chan_sip the variable ${SIPDIVERSIONREASON}
should be set, but it is empty...
Also ${PRIDIVERSIONREASON} is empty...
I'm using: Asterisk 1.6.2.5-0ubuntu1.3
Any hints?
-Benoit
in a temporary variable __SIPDIVERSIONREASON but not in a variable
useable in the dialplan.
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to be dialed by an unknown party this way)
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more than one endpoint and more than one is sending
early audio, which one do you forward? I think nobody tought about that
issue. Well as long as one is being forwarded that would be ok for our
case :-)
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Progress instead of 180 Ringing?
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of it didn't yet receive a 183 or 200 message, or is
the carrier doing wrong in sending early audio without 183?
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there is an unavailable message. Where do I have to poke at the
source?
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Thanks for your help.
you were right it also work without a stun server adding to sip.conf:
externip=78.47.x.x ; in [general] the IP of the dedicated server
nat=yes ; in the description of my peer
2010/11/19, Alejandro Imass a...@p2ee.org:
On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 8:23 AM, Benoit Chabrier c
Hello,
I have a Sip phone (Siemens C470IP) which works perfectly with
different VoIP providers (iptel, betamax, ovh...). It also worked well
with my testing server (ubuntu and inside the LAN).
But now the problem i have is that the hardphone doesn't connect to my
dedicated server (debian lenny /
Thanks Alejandro, you were right it was just a NAT problem ! i add a
stun server in the phone configuration and it works :)
2010/11/19, Alejandro Imass a...@p2ee.org:
On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 7:28 AM, Benoit Chabrier c...@chab.info wrote:
Hello,
I have a Sip phone (Siemens C470IP) which works
how messages are played via voicemail.conf?
Mit freundlichen Grüssen
Benoit Panizzon
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the email settings per voicemail context together with
a realtime vm config?
Mit freundlichen Grüssen
Benoit Panizzon
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On 07/11/2010 19:29, Cary Fitch wrote:
I don't want to start the How many calls can Asterisk handle? discussion
or How many angels can stand on the point of a pin? discussion either.
But can anyone contribute some practical knowledge of systems that take in
channel bank T1s or DS3s from far
Le 28/10/2010 08:41, Krzysztof Urbaniak a écrit :
2010/10/27 Benoitmaver...@maverick.eu.org:
On 27/10/2010 12:59, Krzysztof Urbaniak wrote:
Hi!
We've experienced asterisk has gone without any message, it wasn't any
segfault, anything in asterisk messages log that says about shutting
down.
On 27/10/2010 12:59, Krzysztof Urbaniak wrote:
Hi!
We've experienced asterisk has gone without any message, it wasn't any
segfault, anything in asterisk messages log that says about shutting
down.
How do you launch asterisk ? did you try without 'safe_asterisk' or
anything like it,
just
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