asterisk users - Jun 2004 - BT101 and caller id and web interface

Got one weird one and one prob easy one.

1. I have upgraded our BT101's to Program--1.0.5.0    Bootloader--1.0.0.17
HTML--1.0.0.34    VOC--1.0.0.6
after doing this i have some phones on different subnet's ie 255.255.255.248
or .192 or .252 and i am now unable to login to these phones from different
subnet's . I have one at home which is on a .248 ( Using an external IP for
the phone ) i can access this from my home network ( the external ip of this
is on the same subnet ) .
But the really strange part is that i can always get to the login page but
after entering the correct password i can get NO further . Any ideas ?

2. When i get an incoming call * ( BT ) strips the leading 0 from the
callerid. Is it possible to put this back on ?
would i use setcallerid ?

Best Regards
Simon

I only have experience with the first problem.  This happend to me using 
netscape on a linux box but has never happend using IE on a windows machine.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Simon" <simon@orbital.net>
To: "Asterisk-Users" <asterisk-users@lists.digium.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 9:14 AM
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] BT101 and caller id and web interface

> Got one weird one and one prob easy one.
>
> 1. I have upgraded our BT101's to Program--1.0.5.0   
Bootloader--1.0.0.17
> HTML--1.0.0.34    VOC--1.0.0.6
> after doing this i have some phones on different subnet's ie 
> 255.255.255.248
> or .192 or .252 and i am now unable to login to these phones from 
> different
> subnet's . I have one at home which is on a .248 ( Using an external IP
> for
> the phone ) i can access this from my home network ( the external ip of 
> this
> is on the same subnet ) .
> But the really strange part is that i can always get to the login page but
> after entering the correct password i can get NO further . Any ideas ?
>
> 2. When i get an incoming call * ( BT ) strips the leading 0 from the
> callerid. Is it possible to put this back on ?
> would i use setcallerid ?
>
> Best Regards
> Simon
>
>
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Hi!
> after doing this i have some phones on different subnet's ie
255.255.255.248
> or .192 or .252 and i am now unable to login to these phones from different
> subnet's . I have one at home which is on a .248 ( Using an external IP
for
> the phone ) i can access this from my home network ( the external ip of
this
> is on the same subnet ) .
> But the really strange part is that i can always get to the login page but
> after entering the correct password i can get NO further . Any ideas ?
This is a cookie issue - look at the cookie data that the BT sends to the 
user. I know about the issue since that cookies fails to work when used 
through a SSH tunnel.
> 2. When i get an incoming call * ( BT ) strips the leading 0 from the
> callerid. Is it possible to put this back on ?
> would i use setcallerid ?
Yes.

Cheers, Philipp

Simon wrote:
> 
> 2. When i get an incoming call * ( BT ) strips the leading 0 from the
> callerid. Is it possible to put this back on ?
> would i use setcallerid ?
Have you tried putting:

  nationalprefix=0
  internationalprefix=00

In your zapata.conf file? This should help if you are using isdn. I
don't know about analog though.

regards,

Julien