Hi, I'm a student and my thesis work consist in testing Asterisk with Swyx(SwyxWare). My approach is to declare asterisk as h323 gateway for the Swyxserver using oh323 Plugin. Is there any possibility to connect Asterisk with Swyx? how? the outgoing call must pass from Swyxit->to Swyxserver-> Asterisk->to PTSN Thanks ___________________________________________________________ Gesendet von Yahoo! Mail - Jetzt mit 100MB Speicher kostenlos - Hier anmelden: http://mail.yahoo.de
On Mon, 2004-08-23 at 18:12, Zineddin Karzazi wrote:> Hi, > > I'm a student and my thesis work consist in testing > Asterisk with Swyx(SwyxWare). > > My approach is to declare asterisk as h323 gateway for > the Swyxserver using oh323 Plugin. > Is there any possibility to connect Asterisk with > Swyx? how? > the outgoing call must pass from Swyxit->to > Swyxserver-> Asterisk->to PTSNPlease look up and READ ALL of this URL... http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html pay ___EXTRA___ attention to http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#homework Also, note that page is translated into many languages. English not being a primary language is not an excuse for not reading that page. -- Steven Critchfield <critch@basesys.com>
> > Hi,> > > > I'm a student and my thesis work consist in> testing> > Asterisk with Swyx(SwyxWare).> > >> > My approach is to declare asterisk as h323 gateway > for > > the Swyxserver using oh323 Plugin. > > Is there any possibility to connect Asterisk with > > Swyx? how? > > the outgoing call must pass from Swyxit->to > > Swyxserver-> Asterisk->to PTSN > > Please look up and READ ALL of this URL... > http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html > > pay ___EXTRA___ attention to >>http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.tml#homework > > > Also, note that page is translated into many > languages. English not > being a primary language is not an excuse for not > reading that page. > > -- > Steven Critchfield <critch@basesys.com> > > "...It is OK to ask for hints, but not for entire solutions." I Just Asked for Hints not the entire Solution. Thanks. ___________________________________________________________ Gesendet von Yahoo! Mail - Jetzt mit 100MB Speicher kostenlos - Hier anmelden: http://mail.yahoo.de
--- Loek Gijben <L.H.Gijben@Flatnet.TUDelft.nl> schrieb:> Hello Zineddin, > > > Hi, > > > > I'm a student and my thesis work consist in > testing > > Asterisk with Swyx(SwyxWare). > > Until 2 years I was a student too so I think I can > still relate to your state of mind :^) > > > > > My approach is to declare asterisk as h323 gateway > for > > the Swyxserver using oh323 Plugin. > > Is there any possibility to connect Asterisk with > > Swyx? how? > > Commercially we took a look at Swyx, it has great > Windows (Active Directory) > integration. But despite Swyx told us for nearly a > year now that SIP support was > coming we still haven't seen anything yet. So we > left Swyxware where it belongs: on > the shelf ;-)) > 95% of innovations in VoIP are based on SIP > > I wonder why uou want to set up a system like this. > Merely for testing purposes? Or > does it have real life implications?Yes!! It s just for testing Purpose.> If calling with swyxit is imminent then you can > bypass the Swyxserver alltogether. And theSwyxserver > can be hung on PSTN also, so if you need the AD> integration > than you can bypass the * server.I?m Tryin to connect the PBX without using ISDN or any Hardware. i already have a Nikotel Account to Be reachable under a regular phone number. but this is not possible to achieve with Swyx because it is based on H.323 and not SIP.> I know this does not answer you question, and I'm > not into H323. But like all other * > users I've plowed myself through the Wiki and > Googled a lot for answers. So if even > I stumble on H323 on Asterisk info then it must be > possible for you too. > IMHO it must be possible to set up a system you > describe, my hunch would be > installing * on a testPC with H323 support, then > first try to attach some softphones > (like Swyxit) and the route through Swyxserver. >Already Done for testing purpose. * with OH323 Plugin, works with 12 PC Clients (using Xlite(SIP),OpenPhone(H.323),IAXCOMM)and can also make calls to PSTN and be reachable from outside the LAN. The Problem is,that i cant use the Swyxit/Handsets or the Swyx IP-Phones.> Succes with graduation! > Loek Gijben > RemoticaThank you. ___________________________________________________________ Gesendet von Yahoo! Mail - Jetzt mit 100MB Speicher kostenlos - Hier anmelden: http://mail.yahoo.de
We use asterisk coupled with swyxIt via a gnugk (version 2.0.8) and oh323 module: both swyx server and asterisk register on the gnugk. asterisk receives sip calls from the exterior and routes them to the gk. I've set up a prefix on swyx so that if I prepend +996 to my phone numerb, the call gests routed to asterisk (which, in turn, strips the prefix and sends the call via iptel or iaxtel. H.323 phones register on swyx. SIP phones register directly to asterisk) ------------------------------ Message: 11 Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 19:35:16 +0200 (CEST) From: Zineddin Karzazi <zino111@yahoo.de> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Asterisk WITH Swyx... Any Idea? To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com Message-ID: <20040825173516.28062.qmail@web52507.mail.yahoo.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 --- Loek Gijben <L.H.Gijben@Flatnet.TUDelft.nl> schrieb:> Hello Zineddin, > > > Hi, > > > > I'm a student and my thesis work consist in > testing > > Asterisk with Swyx(SwyxWare). > > Until 2 years I was a student too so I think I can > still relate to your state of mind :^) > > > > > My approach is to declare asterisk as h323 gateway > for > > the Swyxserver using oh323 Plugin. > > Is there any possibility to connect Asterisk with > > Swyx? how? > > Commercially we took a look at Swyx, it has great > Windows (Active Directory) > integration. But despite Swyx told us for nearly a > year now that SIP support was > coming we still haven't seen anything yet. So we > left Swyxware where it belongs: on > the shelf ;-)) > 95% of innovations in VoIP are based on SIP > > I wonder why uou want to set up a system like this. > Merely for testing purposes? Or > does it have real life implications?Yes!! It s just for testing Purpose.> If calling with swyxit is imminent then you can > bypass the Swyxserver alltogether. And theSwyxserver > can be hung on PSTN also, so if you need the AD> integration > than you can bypass the * server.I?m Tryin to connect the PBX without using ISDN or any Hardware. i already have a Nikotel Account to Be reachable under a regular phone number. but this is not possible to achieve with Swyx because it is based on H.323 and not SIP.> I know this does not answer you question, and I'm > not into H323. But like all other * > users I've plowed myself through the Wiki and > Googled a lot for answers. So if even > I stumble on H323 on Asterisk info then it must be > possible for you too. > IMHO it must be possible to set up a system you > describe, my hunch would be > installing * on a testPC with H323 support, then > first try to attach some softphones > (like Swyxit) and the route through Swyxserver. >Already Done for testing purpose. * with OH323 Plugin, works with 12 PC Clients (using Xlite(SIP),OpenPhone(H.323),IAXCOMM)and can also make calls to PSTN and be reachable from outside the LAN. The Problem is,that i cant use the Swyxit/Handsets or the Swyx IP-Phones.> Succes with graduation! > Loek Gijben > RemoticaThank you.