When the IP601 is sitting unused, it uses the first 2 of the 4 soft
buttons under the screen. The third one is empty, which is good because
it is used for Exit.
I would like to be able to use that 4th button for group pickup (*8#)
and have it read Pickup. Is this possible? If so, how?
I just installed a Digium TDM04B card. The lines that are plugged into
it do not send caller id. As a result (i believe) of no caller ID, the
name of the fax pdf is .pdf. The subject is Fax from. Windows
clients do not like opening files with just an extension.
Is there a simple way to
I am looking for phones that work well (or at all) when outside of the
network and behind a router, such as at someone's home or in a hotel.
My Polycom IP601s do not seem to be up to the task, so I am hoping that
there is a good alternative for my outside sales people to use to talk
to my
I am taking a Polycom IP601 home to try to figure out how to provision
it outside of the office for our outsides sales people.
Our asterisk server has a direct outside IP.
The IP601 will be behind a router at home so it will not have an outside IP.
I am fully opening the company firewall for
I had a problem with the voicemail system hanging after certain users
would enter their password.
I found that lock files get left behind. In order to fix this, in my
startup script I put this line:
rm -f /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/*/*/*/.lock*
Works nicely. Hope it helps someone
Alan Bunch wrote:
I was going to use a Dell 1425 for Asterisk build but I see on Digium's
website that hardware may be problematic. Can anyone shed a litle more
light on the problem. I see the Intel ethernet cards seem to cause
problems. If I need to disable the onboard Intel on the Dell
In my case it was not a class c, but just 4 separate addresses, one each
in NY, Seattle, Miami and London on the Level 3 network. I ended up
creating separate entries for each, in and out, and for the outbound
route, put all 4 in the order of their ping times. That is working nicely.
W
How do I enter a trunk with multiple IPs.
xyz voip provider has 4 IPs and I want to allow incoming from any of
them: 1.1.1.1, 1.1.1.2, 1.1.1.3 and 1.1.1.4
Do I put 4 separate host= lines, do I put a single host=line that is
comma separated or do I have to set up 4 separate incoming trunks?
Is there a variable that can be gotten with GetVar to show the callerid
of the current incoming call in progress at a sip extension?
For instance, a caller from 516-922-9463 calls extension 234. I would
like to be able to be able to get back the 516-922-9463 if I pass 234.
Also, can this be
an extension rings that will have the caller id passed to
it as part of the call?
W
Rushowr wrote:
${CALLERID(number)}
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Warren (mailing lists)
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 1:41 PM
To: Asterisk Users
I just got my first IP601 and put together my first * system (yay!)
I have the first 2 buttons set up to be for the extension for the phone.
I was wondering how I could make the remaining 4 into speed dials?
IE: label button 3 Sales mgr and have it dial extension 246.
TIA,
Warren
Matt Riddell (NZ) wrote:
Warren (mailing lists) wrote:
The proper method is, as root, type:
yum install kernel-devel
The problem is, the kernel headers will have the name 2.6.13-15.8
whereas uname -a will report 2.6.13-15.8-smp.
You may need to create a symbolic link.
Sorry...
yum
Last week I had asked about which * version to use. The response was
that if using queues, 1.2.4 was stable and another response stated that
1.2.9 was stable with queues as long as CallBackLogin was not used.
Has this been addressed in 1.2.10? Is it even accurate or should I be
looking to
Olivier Picquenot wrote:
Zeeshan Zakaria a écrit :
It is CentOS 4.3 and kernel is 2.6.9-34.0.1-smp-i686
Then you might want to use yum to install the apropriate package, the
one that contains the kernel source, or at the very least the kernel
headers .
Or you might grab it on a Cent OS
Sorry - I misread it.
Have you ever had a network card fail in a way that did not lock up
every network-bound job on the system? I would think that it would be
unlikely that you could recover from that easily.
Yes, redundant drives with RAID-1 is good. If those drives are
hot-swappable and the
FYI: If you get no help here and want to search, in the US this is
called Distinctive Ring.
W
Paul Lakra wrote:
In the UK I have 'Call sign' from BT on my house POTS line. This gives
two different nos. to call the same physical line. One no. gives the
usual UK ring-ring, ring-ring, etc.
Rich Adamson wrote:
[-snip-]
Then, back up your config files on something else and wait for your
server to be compromised. ;)
For cases where you expect something to be compromised, and potentially
overwritten, perhaps by an automated script, a trick that I have found
worthy of using is to move
The Centos-plus repository has mysql5 rpms.
W
varun wrote:
Hello,
Our asterisk server is on Centos 4.2
We want to use Astbill.
Astbill requires Drupal and mysql 5.
I could not find rpms mysql5 for centos.
We are getting mysql extensions issues
because of php-mysql.
How do we
Paul Lakra wrote:
Thanks Warren - I think I found the answer here:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+ZAP+channels
It is part of Zaptel configuration.
Glad to help. Why don't you update the wiki now and add dsomething
about the different name and where it is called
Michael Workman wrote:
The Vega 400 connects
[-snip-]
Did you not catch the name of the list?
What part of Non-Commercial Discussion did you not get?
Post this over on the -biz list where it belongs.
W
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Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Can we please keep the discussions about carriers, money, jobs, work,
etc. off of this list? This is not the place to discuss your
experiences with _any_ company, it's a place to talk about Asterisk
and using Asterisk.
Please move flamewars
Dean Collins wrote:
If there are any freelance asterisk consultants (or small companies) who
Does anyone pay attention to the non-commercial part of the list name
any longer?!?
HELLO PEOPLE - THERE IS A -biz LIST FOR STUFF LIKE THIS!!
W
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So let's cut to the chase here...
If you want to run a production server with queues, which version should
you be running to get 30+ days of uptime without needed a reset?
W
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shadowym wrote:
I remember reading a small write up somewhere. I think it was on the
Asterisk Wiki. I can't find it anymore. It's probably a bit dated by now
but some of it would still be relevant.
Can anyone recommend a good guide or even some of their own suggestions.
For
Derek Whitten wrote:
i just upgraded to 8M and my avg d/l speed went up to between 850KB/s -
1.05MB/s
That sounds about right. If you are download a 1MB (MegaByte) per
second then you are at 8mbits per second. LIne speed is always in bits
(little b).
I use Optimum Boost (Cablevision's
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Thu, Jul 06, 2006 at 02:27:59AM +0100, Marco Mouta wrote:
I'm also surprised there is no faster way to run kudzu than to (yuck)
reboot.
How about just typing /usr/sbin/kudzu as root from a console?
W
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Pele Zico wrote:
Ive looked for cheaper mobile voip pstn calls in Nigeria and the cheapest
ive found is about 18p/min or 28c/min. Im looking at providing for
cpmanies here cheaper calls comparable to call cards. Can someone give me
some ideas as to how i can do this. Can you negotiate
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