asterisk users - Apr 2005 - console /distinctive ring

Help.  How do I start Asterisk so I can see the extended info on the console
when I call in? I'm trying to get the numbers for the different distinctive
rings so I can modify my zapta.conf file?

    If I'm going the wrong way on this, please let me know.

Thanks,
Bill
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Sorry.  I found the answer to this problem.  I did not set
usedistinctiveringdetection=yes in the zapta.conf file.  I got my numbers I
needed and added this to my zapta.conf file.

dring1=0,0,0
dring1context=distring1
dring2=327,0,0
dring2conext=distring2
dring3=322,272,0
dring3context=distring3

For my extensions.conf file, I'm stuck.  Just learning asterisk. 
I want asterisk to ignore and not answer dring1 or dring2.  I only want it to
answer dring3.

What do I need under the headings:
extensions.conf

[distring1]

[distring2]

[distring3]

Thanks again,
Bill
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: William C. Lohr Jr. 
  To: Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com 
  Sent: Friday, April 22, 2005 8:20 PM
  Subject: [Asterisk-Users] console /distinctive ring


  Help.  How do I start Asterisk so I can see the extended info on the console
when I call in? I'm trying to get the numbers for the different distinctive
rings so I can modify my zapta.conf file?

      If I'm going the wrong way on this, please let me know.

  Thanks,
  Bill


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Hi Everyone,

Mojo has been helping me out a great deal but I thought I would give him a break
;-)

So my setup is Asterisk 1-0-7 running on debian 3.1

My network is behind a firewall as is the * server

I have several SIP phones and a Cisco 7920 sccp phone....

I can call any phone and they will ring...

However I have a problem.....

1) If I dial from 7290 to any of the SIP phones, the SIP phones will ring but
when I pick up the SIP phone the 7290 doesn't seem to recognise that. So if
I listen to the 7290 it still gives me the ringing tone. I have copied console
output to Appendix 1 below.


APPENDIX -

1) = Telling Endpoint to use 192.192.192.22(-1061109738):18636
  == Sending Packet Type StartMediaTransmission (44 bytes)
  == Sending Packet Type SetLampMessage (16 bytes)
Answered SCCP/walnutwireless-00000005 on walnutwireless@SEP000D282E89AA-5
    -- Sending tone 127
  == Sending Packet Type StartToneMessage (8 bytes)
  == {CallStateMessage} callState=Connected(5), lineInstance=1, callReference=5
  == Sending Packet Type CallStateMessage (16 bytes)
  == Sending Packet Type CallInfoMessage (208 bytes)
  == {SelectSoftKeysMessage} lineInstance=1 callReference=0 softKeySetIndex=1
validKeyMask=127/127
  == Sending Packet Type SelectSoftKeysMessage (20 bytes)
  == Sending Packet Type DisplayPromptStatusMessage (48 bytes)
  == Sending Packet Type SetLampMessage (16 bytes)
    -- Sending tone 0
  == Sending Packet Type StopToneMessage (8 bytes)
  == Sending Packet Type CloseReceiveChannel (12 bytes)
  == Sending Packet Type StopMediaTransmission (12 bytes)
  == {SetSpeakerModeMessage} speakerMode=2
  == Sending Packet Type SetSpeakerModeMessage (8 bytes)
  == {CallStateMessage} callState=OnHook(2), lineInstance=1, callReference=5
  == Sending Packet Type CallStateMessage (16 bytes)
  == Sending Packet Type ClearPromptStatusMessage (12 bytes)
  == {SelectSoftKeysMessage} lineInstance=1 callReference=0 softKeySetIndex=0
validKeyMask=127/127
  == Sending Packet Type SelectSoftKeysMessage (20 bytes)
  == Sending Packet Type ClearPromptStatusMessage (12 bytes)
  == {SelectSoftKeysMessage} lineInstance=0 callReference=0 softKeySetIndex=0
validKeyMask=127/127
  == Sending Packet Type SelectSoftKeysMessage (20 bytes)
  == Sending Packet Type DefineTimeDate (40 bytes)
  == Sending Packet Type KeepAliveAckMessage (4 bytes)

Any Ideas?

Thanks

Paul
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