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More here:
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As SDP bodies swell more and more can we hope to build significant
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While not strictly Asterisk related this issue could certainly affect
some of you:
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While not strictly Asterisk related this issue could certainly affect
some of you:
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Hello everyone,
Does anyone know of a Wireshark AMI (Asterisk Manager Interface) dissector?
Decode as telnet and display filter telnet.data kind of work but TCP
reassembly can't happen without a better understanding of the
protocol...
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(directrtp/reinvite). Is this possible with these to protocols?
Thanks
Yate claims it can do this:
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there are
certainly other cases where it wouldn't fit quite as well (I haven't
even looked at those involving REFER) but it looks perfect to me.
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certainly doesn't do that. In this scenario
any forking proxy faced with a 603 coming from Asterisk has to break
RFC compliance just to successfully complete the request on another
host. Nasty.
Are we back to the next-most-generic SIP error, 503 (as originally
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bothered by the global nature of 6xx failures in the first place.
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that change if I like but...
A quick poll:
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certifiably unreachable
except, perhaps, an invalid IP address, unresolvable host, or something
of that sort?
Agreed. Even then, on an incoming request, how would it know?
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:101 telephone-event/8000
That's all you need to know. They are configured for RFC2833 and
they're sending RFC2833.
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system and your carrier I can debug
this further.
I appreciate this is a 'how long is a piece of string question Kristian,
but is there likely to be a way I can fix this?
You can try the rfc2833compensate option... Other than that I can't
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do however, specialize in debugging DTMF. I always make time for
interesting cases.
I also own a voice service provider so it's unlikely I'm interested
in your sipgate credentials :).
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RFC2833. Turn on SIP debugging
and look in the INVITE from the provider for telephone-event. If you
see it, they're configured to use RFC2833.
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).
The SIP debug, however, will tell you if the remote end is configured
to use RFC2833 or not. That's why I was telling you to look for
telephone-event in the INVITE from your provider. Keep in mind SIP
(most likely) runs over UDP between you and your provider, not TCP.
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to disable this feature (3pcc).
Does anyone happen to know how to disable 3pcc on Cisco Unified
Communications Manager 7.0?
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On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 2:16 PM, Danny Nicholas da...@debsinc.com wrote:
You might want to play with tonedur in dahdi.conf. This IME effects SIP
calls as well.
Configuration changes in dahdi.conf do not affect SIP channels.
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Ouch.
/O
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and disadvantages
of the trapezoid although from the title I'm guessing he's going to
focus on the disadvantages ;).
Then again I could be completely wrong. The SIP trapezoid is real
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that the duration of your DTMF key
presses are too short...
With that being said AFAIK there is no way to specify a minimum
duration for an RFC 2833 DTMF in Asterisk on a bridged channel.
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ethernet
- USB 2.0
- 5 watt power usage
They probably won't be shipping until late March but I thought I'd
get my order in early.
Of course one of my first tasks will be to get Asterisk running on it... ;)
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need meetme or a few
other apps that essentially require G.729 transcoding you don't need a
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like an issue on
the SONUS side.
Anyone else have this issue?
Welcome to the club! ;)
I'll be blogging about this later today. Look out for that post...
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28 17:32:33] WARNING[6182] chan_dahdi.c: PRI Error on span 0: We think
we're the CPE, but they think they're the CPE too.
Configure Asterisk for pri_net.
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I would have said Queen's English, but that evokes Freddy Mercury.
...and Freddy Mercury evokes Kevin Fleming.
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Can you configure the LAN port on the back of a 2102 to be bridged
rather than routed to the WAN port?
To my knowledge this is available on all Linksys ATA type devices that
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with the other servers IP/hostname and the
ip-only context.
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the network being
tested (again, usually the PSTN).
I'm glad we have tools like Asterisk and ecasound that are simple
enough for someone like me to slap a shell script on top of to do some
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they be
IP, TDM, or any
combination. In this Friday's VoIP User's Conference, Kristian
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world
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On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 10:37:01AM -0500, Kristian Kielhofner wrote:
Hey everyone,
A while back I worked on a project to measure call quality. I've
finally gotten around to releasing it and I'm calling
decisions
we had to make periodic calls for at least a day to detect the
majority of the bad hosts/trunks/etc.
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this with a great deal of success
but I think there is still a lot to be done. More on my blog here:
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connection tracking module for iptables/netfilter:
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ponder that for a minute...
There are some interesting docs, whitepapers, etc on the site
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That much uptime at The Planet in Dallas? I guess you're lucky:
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Depends?
What is the status of maxptime in Asterisk?
... or the remote end, for that matter...
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On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 2:24 PM, Alex Balashov
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If the packetisation durations are different between endpoints, the SDP
offer/answer should fail with a 488 Not Acceptable Here. Right?
Depends?
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. - The Genuine Asterisk Experience (TM)
Yep, that's how it's supposed to work.
Are you confirming our understanding of the spec or Asterisk's
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Are you confirming our understanding of the spec or Asterisk's
implementation of the spec?
Well the former, and I hope the latter too, since it should match the
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and gives the option to use HFSC or HTB. Not only do I use it myself
for AstLinux and Star2Star, most of the reports I've (we've) had have
been favorable.
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-vlan on Cisco switches. Or...
you can install cdp-tools on a Linux box and have it advertise a voice
vlan for you!
http://gpl.internetconnection.net/
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that's practical) to disable it in
a config file.*
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competency (like Ingate, or /maybe/ Cisco) it's best to stay away
and/or disable the SIP specific fixups wherever possible.
I'm looking forward to the day when SIP-TLS is the norm and these
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After installing a new box and asterisk. i have got these errors
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SER is defunct. Kamailio / OpenSIPS (formerly OpenSER) is the thing to do.
Slight clarification: Kamailio (formerly OpenSER) / OpenSIPS is the
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Most implementations (including Asterisk) don't challenge OPTIONS, at
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. What distro are you on? Are you using the Asterisk startup
scripts? In later versions this is done for you automatically if you
are running Asterisk as root. Have a look at this:
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unlimited
ulimit -s 244
ulimit -l unlimited
Make sure these are in your Asterisk startup scripts before Asterisk starts.
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, the underlying problem (multipart messages)
is the same.
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were
able to get the carrier to correct the offending pieces of equipment.
I'm looking into a way to do this in real time but for now this
collection of scripts works pretty well. It's not ready for release
but I could get it to you shortly for some testing.
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Bart,
IMNSHO, the less SIP aware the better...
I have to disable SIP inspection on every IOS/PIX device I come
across. Fix the one-way audio problems on your proxy, registrar, etc
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or bodies including SDPs) tells me
that SIP ALGs are not the best solution in most cases, certainly not
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a support contract with Voice System you should
use OpenSIPS. Otherwise you are free to chose either Kamailio or
OpenSIPS for whatever reasons you like. There is no OpenSER anymore.
If you are confused you can always just SER (the original from iptel/FOKUS) ;).
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for the audio stream?
2. Is there a way to force SCCP and the phone to use a different port
range for audio?
Thanks
MD
SCCP (like SIP, MGCP, etc) uses RTP for audio transport. You will
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but haven't provided a fix yet...
If you restart the phone or wait about 10 minutes (I think) it should
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should point out that REGISTER failures would not necessarily
prevent a successful call setup but because it does not support
REGISTER you will have to create a trunk (or whatever their
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of small packets! :) Other hardware specs don't matter much either.
I'd rather have a Pentium 2 running on an awesome network than have an
Athlon 5000 with nothing but dirty bandwidth.
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... ;)
Again, thanks and WELL DONE!
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to me why business desk phones are so
expensive? I'm not knocking my friends over at Polycom, Snom, or any
other manufacturer but in some cases you can buy a cheap but usable
laptop for less than you can buy a phone. What gives?
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(it was a refurb unit from
CDW) w/out having a PoE device? Thanks-
Matt
The switch you're using supports IEEE 802.3af standard PoE. The phone
(7940) supports pre-standard Cisco in-line power. There are some
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could protect from a true DoS, it would offer some protection at the
application level and that could make all the difference in some
instances...
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is the
same protections (script) would work for any other SIP application or
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in iptables/netfilter.
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and 407s, for instance) and I don't like using the string
match.
The all other SIP methods rule is dicey too because of things like
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version of the module hoping in vain that
would work, but it fails with invalid symbols, which isn't surprising.
Any ideas on how I can get this to work? Be nice if i6net provided source!
Doug.
Doug,
Use the 1.2 module and install a libstdc++-compat library.
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compatibility with NAT devices (it seems some of them don't
do UDP well)
- Support for TLS
- Support for packet fragmentation (to support large/diverse SDPs, headers, etc)
I'm sure there are other ones but that's all I can think of this
early on a Sunday morning...
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the 484
Address Incomplete. I bet your TNT is doing something similar
However:
_NXXNXX
_911
Would work just fine (in Asterisk). You need to figure out how to do
something similar on your TNT.
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know many people who have had good
experiences with Dash911, now known as Dash Carrier Services (I
believe). Good luck Doug!
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On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 3:43 PM, Jay R. Ashworth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 03:23:45PM -0400, Kristian Kielhofner wrote:
Wow, that response was completely unnecessary. I think most people
(myself included) know what he meant.
Clearly, no, *I* don't. Or I wouldn't
. We didn't like their API or they way they handled calls.
I don't remember all of the details but you could certainly check out
both and see what you think.
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On 4/11/08, Dean Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lol – though nothing is going to top the Forbes article about Mark Spencer
this week http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2006/0410/063.html
That article is over two years old...
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(CogoBlue). Where would you be
without the free software projects (Asterisk, Linux, etc) ispbx
uses? Where would you be without the Asterisk community (hint - you
wouldn't have a market for CogoBlue). I'm usually not one to feed the
trolls but this comment is over the top.
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Matt,
I believe OCS only supports SIP over TCP. You'll either need to use
Asterisk 1.6/trunk with SIP TCP or install SER/OpenSER as a UDP-TCP
proxy.
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packet to grow larger than the smallest MTU in the path between your
two endpoints it doesn't work (no fragmentation support with SIP over
UDP). SIP over TCP does not have this problem.
Also, you need SIP TCP support for TLS...
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in a
couple of places) with a description of the problem. If you think
something is relevant, feel free to copy and paste it into your reply
for completeness in the archives:
ttph://blog.krisk.org/2008/02/missing-sip-traffic.html
Thanks!
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2008/1/14 Gilberto Nunes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
A Monday 14 January 2008 16:01:27, Shane D escreveu:
Yes, i can!
In fact, I really do! :-)
Sorry!
thanks
Sorry this is an English-only list. Have you tried asteriskbrasil.org?
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around as much as I used to and I STILL haven't been able to really
compare HTB and HFSC for VoIP traffic. What have you found? How do
you like the other changes to AstShape (iptables CLASSIFY, etc)?
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Russell,
What are your thoughts on SIP/RTP multicast, if any?
It's been discussed before. Seems like a great solution for paging
(f the phones support it).
Anyone interested in a bounty?
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