oh wow, thanks for the update. ISO is hard...my computer is up in the cloud somewhere leased from a provider. Thanks for the info on the config stuff being broken. I am going to have to think about next steps and where I should go now. thanks, Dean
On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 5:52 AM, Tony Graziano <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: > Specific question (and some answers) can be better found through the > sipx-dev list. Development versions are not always stable, and there are > always minor issues, sometimes major, which is why you should never use this > in a working environment. > > Have you tried a 3.11.x ISO? I've yummed a couple of 3.10 installed from > ISO to a dev version to check things out, but not for a few weeks. If you > look is sipx-dev lists, you'll get an idea of this, I think Ranga posted > today he was having sipxconfig issues with the latest build. Once you get to > a 3.11 version that gives you what you want, you probably want to disable > your repo while you do testing. > > Realize 3.11 is the dev testbed for 4.0, which is not slated until sometime > toward the end of the 1st quarter 2009, so it's got a lot of sprint work > going into it still. Sprints mean changes, changes sometimes break things. > > You might be better trying 3.11.4 ISO, but might have to do manual config > for some of sipxbridge until you know yum will not break anything. Realize > also that sipxbridge is only partly finished. The bridge has 3 main goals as > I understand it: > > 1. Connect to ITSP's (done, but still being tweaked). > 2. Allow remote registrations through NAT (not done yet). > 3. Be configurable/manageable via sipxconfig (just started to show in dev, > being cleaned up). > > If you need production stability and trunking, i highly recommend an Ingate > unless you can wait a few months. > > >>> "Dean Hiller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/26/08 17:40 PM >>> > man, 3.11 is tough to get working. I keep trying to reclean the original > sipx dropping db and following the wiki rpm -qa.... command as well as > deleting all leftover sipx folders as I am trying to do a complete clean. > I > finally whacked just about everything and then I was getting an error about > missing file.....httpd-sipxchange-common-ssl.conf which for some reason was > there but with a .in extension. Once I erase the .in extension, it finds > the file and complains no about invalid commands > > Invalid command 'nokeepalive', perhaps misspelled or defined by a module > not > inc > luded in the server configuration > > anyone see this before? I am having so much trouble. I keep removing > everything and reinstalling and it is not working too well. > thanks for any info on this, > Dean > > > On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 4:17 AM, Tony Graziano < > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > wrote: > > > >>> "Dean Hiller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/26/08 16:02 PM >>> > > it is my understanding that you have to have sipXbridge to do sip > trunking > > with sipx. Here are my questions > > > > 1. Is there not a sipXbridge that works with sipx 3.10? > > > > ANSWER - NO. In order to do this now you need something like an Ingate. > > > > 2. The yum repository for sipx 3.10 on centOS can be found on the wiki. > I > > did not find one for 3.11. Is there one for 3.11 to make this whole > > process > > easier? > > > > ANSWER - Change your yum repo to look at the dev branch, then update with > > yum. Be aware this is not yet BETA or RC code yet, not everything will > > likely work properly. It's development and should not be used for > production > > purposes. > > > > http://sipxecs.sipfoundry.org/temp/sipXecs/ > > > > 3. Does sipXbridge install with sipx 3.11 > > > > ANSWER - Yes, but using DEV means at your own risk. > > > > I googled "intall sipXbridge" and install sipx 3.11 to no avail :(. Can > > someone help me? I have to be hooked up to a provider. > > > > also, when does sipx 4.0 come out? > > > > ANSWER - WIKI ROADMAP, FEB or MAR 09 currently. > > > > thanks, > > Dean > > > > > >
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