Re: [asterisk-users] Configuring X-lite for a remote user

2010-07-27 Thread Hugo Serrano

Hi.

Don't know if you have static public IP, but guess not, so you will have 
to configure one dynamic dns service.


There's some services available like www.no-ip.com or www.dyndns.com. I 
know that no-ip.com got a linux client, that you can install on your 
Asterisk server.


Then you have to forward SIP and RTP ports to your Asterisk machine, in 
your router and configure the remote x-lite to connect to your dns name.


With this you friend will always connect to the same dns name, that will 
be point to your dynamic ISP address, updated by the no-ip, or whatever, 
client.



Regards!


On 27/07/10 02:14, Adolphe Cher-aime wrote:
To have your asterisk box reachable from internet you must configure 
static nat on your router to get sip traffic to the public Ip 
redirected to your internal ip. Make sure that sip and rtp traffic are 
not bloked by firewall.


And configure xlite to connect to your public ip address.



Adolphe Cher-aime
From my Iphone

On Jul 26, 2010, at 7:48 PM, ayodele abejide 
ayodeleabej...@hotmail.com mailto:ayodeleabej...@hotmail.com wrote:


I have asterisk running at home, a friend  would be traveling out of 
the country and I want him to be able to put a call through from his 
remote location, I am wondering how I would configure the X-lite 
client on his pc so he would be able to call through assuming my 
public address is A.B.C.D and the static address the asterisk machine 
is on is 192.168.0.3.


Thanks in anticipation


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Re: [asterisk-users] MAC Address prefixes of Voip equipment

2010-07-12 Thread Hugo Serrano
Hi Frank.

The MAC got two parts:

00:00:00:11:11:11

The 00:00:00 part identify the vendor, and the last part is unique 
inside that Vendor ID.

Linksys got more than one code, so it may be different bettew Linksys 
devices.

You can check them here, for example:
http://www.coffer.com/mac_find/?string=Linksys

For the Linksys Sipura, they should all start with 00:0E:08, because 
that was the Vendor ID for Sipura.

Regards!

Hugo Serrano


On 12/07/10 16:41, Frank Church wrote:
 Is there a database of MAC address prefixes used the common VoIP
 devices. I see the Linksys Sipura devices state with 00:0E.

 Does the same apply to other Linksys VoIP equipment?

 Is there some way VoIP equipment allow themselves to be identified by
 requesting data from some ports?




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Re: [asterisk-users] [CRON] Right way to restart Asterisk and Zaptel?

2010-06-25 Thread Hugo Serrano
On 25/06/10 10:44, Gilles wrote:
 On Fri, 25 Jun 2010 09:53:34 +0200, Randy Rrandulo2...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 IMO, if it's a business phone, you'd do well to just reboot it at 3AM
 once a week or once a month or some interval that you're comfortable
 with. We used to do this for a similar reason.
  
 Right, but he won't remember to do this, and I don't want to do it
 myself :-)


You can set it up.

#crontab -e

0 3 15 * * /sbin/reboot


This examples should reboot the server every day 15 of any month at 3 a.m.

0 - minutes
3 - hours
15 - Day of the Month
* - Month
* - Day of the week
/sbin/reboot - Comand

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Re: [asterisk-users] Connecting 1-2 GSM ports to asterisk?

2010-05-21 Thread Hugo Serrano
Hello!

You can try with a bluetooth usb dongle and a bluetooth phone.
something called chan_mobile. You can get a cheap solution!

have a look.

Regards!

On 21-05-2010 15:19, Motiejus Jakštys wrote:
 Hi, List,
 I am looking for a cheapest (and therefore most funny) way to attach
 GSM card to my asterisk home box.
 Needed features:
 Calls+SMS in/out
 one or two SIM cards (ports)

 Should I try looking for a GSM PCI card that is compatible with
 linux/asterisk, or GSM USB card, or modern full-blown SIP GSM gateway
 (with ethernet)? Maybe an ordinary cell phone with USB interface and
 mangling with asterisk is more reasonable? ;)

 If it's 20$ difference, interenet (3G/GPRS/EDGE...) ability over
 gateway would be nice. Why? 3 more nights of funny games and headbangs
 + theoretical network failover (hmm since half a year my home has 100%
 connectivity, tested with nagios. But for the record - I have GSM
 failover...) :-)

 What are the options? Any phones I should avoid?
 Maybe anyone of you have done something by yourself? :)

 Best wishes, have a nice weekend!
 Motiejus




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