asterisk users - Jan 2005 - cisco 7960 image

I don't have a CCO account with cisco and I want to use asterisk for my
cisco 7960 phones

But I could not get myself a firmware image for it.

 

If anyone can share a copy of it, would be most appreciated

Or if you could point me to where I can download it

 

Thank you

 

 

,jm

 

 

 

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Thank you for that information.
But I just wish to test it first, is there like a test firmware somewhere?
Would cisco allow me to acquire a firmware for testing purposes?
Even if I don't have a cco account

,jm

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[mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Stefan
Gofferje
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 1:42 AM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] cisco 7960 image

Jose Cruz (Branders IT) schrieb:
> I don't have a CCO account with cisco and I want to use asterisk for my
> cisco 7960 phones
> 
> But I could not get myself a firmware image for it.
> 
>  
> 
> If anyone can share a copy of it, would be most appreciated
> 
> Or if you could point me to where I can download it
Cisco sells this firmware with a very scary license agreement. So, if 
you are intending to use it for business, it would suggest, you contact 
your cisco dealer for product id "SW-SM-UL-7960" - "SIP and MGCP
license
for single 7960 IP phone".

Regards,
   Stefan

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I'd like to open up my firwall so that I can connect my SIP phones to a
test server behind or firewall. I can configure an outside addtess to pass
traffic to the internal address of the Asterisk server. I'm not sure what
other ports need to be opened. My SIP phone will either be at my home
behind a linksys cable/dsl router or perhaps at a hotel when I'm on the
road. What am I missing in this configuration? Is STUN needed?

Pat

>> I'd like to open up my firwall so that I can connect my SIP phones
to
>> a
>> test server behind or firewall. I can configure an outside addtess to 
>> pass
>> traffic to the internal address of the Asterisk server. I'm not
sure
>> what
>> other ports need to be opened. My SIP phone will either be at my home
>> behind a linksys cable/dsl router or perhaps at a hotel when I'm on
>> the
>> road. What am I missing in this configuration? Is STUN needed?
>
> Depends on the version... 6.3 is fully SIP aware, so no special NAT 
> rules or STUN are needed.
Fully my arse
It doens't do double NAT very well
We had to open udp to do SIP

roy