asterisk users - Sep 2005 - Problem with IAXy

I'm having some problems with a bunch of older IAXy devices.

I have three S100I devices working. I can call each device from each  
other and everything works perfectly.

When an inbound call comes in (from PSTN) and is routed to the  
device, it works perfectly as well.

The problem is that when I place an outbound call (to PSTN), the  
remote party can hear me well, but I cannot hear the remote party  
from the S100I device.

Does anyone have any idea as to what this means?

Thanks,
Waldo

Hi Raul,

Thanks for your input. Hopefully others from the list may be able to  
help us.

I've gone over my configs 1M times and haven't found anything. My  
entry looks like this:
; iax.conf

[iaxy_233]
; IP 192.168.1.233
mailbox=222@virtual1
callerid="John Smith"<212-555-2233>
type=friend
user=iaxy_233
host=dynamic
secret=iaxy_233
context=default
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
trunktimestamps=no
trunk=no

The * machine where the IAXy connects to has no ZAP channels. It  
sends all calls to another * box which has a TE410P.

I haven't experienced any of that hanging of the units. However, I do  
have a different type of power supply. Mine is 7.2V 750mA. I bought  
these units in Sep 04.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Waldo

On Sep 8, 2005, at 6:39 PM, Ra?l G?mez C. wrote:

> Hi Waldo,
>
> I'm having the same problem (I think), when I call from one IAXy to
> another the conversation goes well, but when I call to a ZAP  
> channel of
> a Digium TDM411B the remote party can't hear anything, then when the
> other party calls me (from a ZAP channel) I can't hear them.
>
> I've been working on that for a month or so and found nothing, I think
> the problem maybe is in Asterisk itself (I'm talking about
> configuration, not a bug), so please check your config looking for the
> problem, I haven't found anything yet in mine's :-(
>
> By the way, I'm having serious problems with my IAXy (the blue ones),
> the units stop working in a few days (hung) so I need to manualy  
> restart
> it, have you seen this behavior in yours?? I've read that this can  
> be a
> power suply problem (mine's comes with 9V DC 1200mAmp AC Adapter),  
> what
> kind of AC Adapters are you using?
>
> If anyone else knows how to solve this please post it here! (the
> comunication and the power problem)
>
> Thanks! Raul
>
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