similar to: Problem with Asterisk and Grandstream HT286

I'm using Asterisk a SIP Server for a lot of GrandStream HandyTone ATA's. Each one of them is configured in sip.conf as: [1234567] type=friend username=1234567 secret=1234567 callerid="ATA 1234567" host=dynamic nat=yes qualify=yes disallow=all allow=g729 canreinvite is set globally to YES. When one ATA calls another, I see the next traffic on Ethereal (just shown the sequence

I'm developing an application that monitors the state of the incoming calls using Manager events. So, as a part of it, I need to "override" the control of the extensions by the dialplan itself. The problem is that, if I don't declare the incoming extension, Asterisk hangs up the call by default. So I want to know if there's some kind of "ManagerControl() application

I've set voicemail almost successfully, only a minor detail remains :-) I can't get the dates in my local language (spanish). In sip.conf, zapata.conf and voicemail.conf, I've set: language=es and my locale is "es" also. However, the days and months names still appear in english in the emails!!! Thursday 11 de May de 2006, 18:49:34. instead of Martes 11 de mayo de

I'm dialing DTMF's in a SIP channel using the options: [sip.conf] dmtfmode=info [extensions.conf] exten => _XXXXXXX,1,Dial(SIP/gateway,,D(${EXTEN})) (this is a custom SIP gateway, which receives the DTMF's sent from softphones through Asterisk, and based on them, build the destination PSTN number). My problem is that Dial send the DTMF's to the SIP/gateway user at a rate

I'm trying to set the Pickup feature. I'm setting my extensions.conf as: exten => _*.,1,Pickup(SIP/${EXTEN:1}) but if, for example, extension 03 is ringing by a call made from extension 01, and I try to pick it up from extension 02 (by dialing *03 from extension 02), I can see in the Asterisk console (Verbosity set to 10): -- Executing Dial("SIP/01-512c",

Is there a way to access only certain positions in the $EXTEN variable? I'd like to filter my international calls based on the destination country: My dialplan looks like this (1XX0. is the international calling convention for Chile) exten => _1XX0.,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN:4}@external_provider) But, I'd like to, depending on the destination country (digits 5 and eventually 6 of EXTEN),

I'm communicating a softphone (SJPhone) to a Grandstream phone GXP-2000. The codec order on each one is the next: SJPhone: GSM - iLBC - PCMA - PCMU GXP2000: G729 - GSM - PCMA - PCMU (I have a G729 license, so there's no problem with transcoding G729) In my sip.conf, I've defined the following codec order: disallow=all allow=g729 allow=gsm allow=g726 allow=alaw allow=ulaw And my

Good day! Have a weird problem with HT-286 and Conference room. I use Asterisk CVS-HEAD-06/04/04. Here it is: When HT-286 get into the conference room first and nobody in that room everything seems ok (with any codec HT286 allowed), but when HT-286 get into conference room when somebody already there, have got different HT behavior: 1. When HT use GSM codec => it connects to conference room,

I've defined my dialplan as showed below. My internal lines are numbered as 12345XX, and internal users can call another by the entire 7-digits extension, or by just last 2 digits. [invalid] exten => _X.,1,Playback(pbx-invalid) exten => _X.,2,Hangup() [internal] include => invalid exten => _XX,1,Dial(SIP/12345${EXTEN}) ; Short alias for internal lines exten =>

I've the following situation: Phone A: Codec GSM supported Phone B: Codec iLBC supported in sip.conf: [general] ... disallow=all allow=gsm allow=ilbc allow=alaw allow=ulaw canreinvite=yes ... (There's a lot of other SIP users, that's why I made the default codec list bigger than just GSM and/or ALAW) If phone A calls to phone B the conversation is established at SIP level, but

I've an Asterisk server running in my office, which forwards all long distance calls to a third party SIP service using an extension rule: exten => _1XX0.,1,Dial(SIP/{EXTEN:4}@external_sip_server.com) (1XX0 is the international calls rule for Chile) Also, in my sip.conf, I've defined canreinvite=yes to decrease the network load to the server caused by the RTP. However, the external

I'm considering a situation where I buy about twenty ATA devices. I've played with the Linksys / Cisco PAP2T, and got that working fine with some inbound and outbound faxing. The web GUI was okay. I'm seeing prices around $45 to $50 for this thing. It comes with two FXS ports, but I only need one FXS. I've seen the Grandstream Handytone 286 online. It looks promising as an

Hello, I bought a Grandstream Handytone 486 to forward incoming calls from our old analogue PBX to the asterisk server. My first test was connecting an analogue phone to the Handytone and calling a sip phone - worked. Now I used the same cable to connect the line port of the Handytone to the analogue pbx. When I call the number of the analogue PBX I hear a clicking inside, but the call

I am trying to get the handytone 286 to make a very simple call to * and having problems. It registers with * just fine, but when I place a call (to echo test, for example), the RTP stream seems to have problems opening. Here is there error I get in *: WARNING[98311]: File chan_sip.c, Line 464 (retrans_pkt): Maximum retries exceeded on call 20d1c411-e210-5f3d-3f88-19035c8fcb26@192.168.2.6 for

Is there a way in Asterisk (I guess there's, it's only I can't figure out how :-)) to: 1.- Generate a call to channel 1 (example, to PSTN v?a an E1 card, using Zap/g1) 2.- Generate a call to channel 2 (example, an internal SIP extension). 3.- Once both channel have answered, connect the call between them. This way, I can, for example, play audios in both channels before they are

Hi anyone know if i can connect a Grandstream HandyTone 488 to Asterisk ? Actually my HandyTone 488 are connected to: wan port to my lan line FXO port are connected to my local analogic line i want that when a call in by my analog line, it's sent to my asterisk for other voip post can answer .. it's possible ? thanks bye

I've being testing a couple of GrandStream ATA 286 which with no reason start responding 486 Busy to all new incoming INVITES. They are connected to an Asterisk installation as SIP client. Running ethereal between them, I could notice that, for some reason unknown for me at this time, Asterisk sends some stranges INVITE's AFTER the communication has been established and acknowledged

I've the following dialplan. exten => _XX,hint,SIP/${EXTEN} exten => _XX,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN},10,j) exten => _XX,2,VoiceMail(${EXTEN}@default,u|j) exten => _XX,3,Hangup() exten => _XX,102,Goto(110) exten => _XX,103,Playback(pbx-invalid) exten => _XX,104,Hangup() exten => _XX,110,VoiceMail(${EXTEN}@default,b|j) exten => _XX,111,Hangup() exten =>

I've noticed the following situation: In two softphones, I've configured the next codec order for each one softphone 1: 1 - PCMA 2 - GSM softphone 2: 1 - GSM 2 - PCMA and in Asterisk, the order is: disallow=all allow=gsm allow=alaw If I call from softphone 1 to softphone 2, I presume that Asterisk should do transcoding (canreinvite is set to no):

I've an Asterisk 1.2.4 installation, where I've also installed the G729 codec license. I'd like to upgrade that installation to 1.2.5, but I'm not sure if I'll lost the license in the process (and if I'll be able to recover it later!!!). Is there any special consideration I've to keep in mind in this case, or should I just run the typical "make + make