Hey everyone, I haven't seen an issue quite like mine, so I am hoping anyone who used the Polycom 601's may have an idea. We are going to be switching our office over to Asterisk. All the phones are going to be 601's, I am going to set up a boot server, but for now I am just going to test everything on one phone. My question is I have the phone registered in Asterisk (phone icon on the polycom is black), but I cannot make any calls. I tried to dial the extension shown in the extensions.conf file and I just get a busy signal. However, if I plug in an old budgetone 100 with the same settings, it works just fine. Any ideas? Also, when setting up a boot sever, the phone updates the log entries and there is a cfg file for the mac address of the phone, but during a reboot it cannot connect to the bootserver. Do I need to have the sip.ld, etc, files up there for it to work properly? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Here is the sip.conf file [test] type=friend secret=blahpoly insecure=yes host=dynamic qualify=500 nat=no mailbox=testmailbox callerid=Yourname <test> conext=local disallow=all allow=ulaw progressinband=no here is the local section of the dial plan. exten => 850,1,Goto(Mercury-Network,850,1) exten => 888,1,VoiceMailMain(@Mercury-Network-Emp)
> [test] > type=friend > secret=blahpoly > insecure=yes > host=dynamic > qualify=500 > nat=no > mailbox=testmailbox > callerid=Yourname <test> > conext=local > disallow=all > allow=ulaw > progressinband=no > > here is the local section of the dial plan. > exten => 850,1,Goto(Mercury-Network,850,1) > exten => 888,1,VoiceMailMain(@Mercury-Network-Emp)Try adding dtmfmode=rfc2833 to your sip entry. Also, check the permissions for the file on your boot server. HTH, -Ron
What does the dialplan for the Polyocm 601 (the one the phone uses, not Asterisk) look like? You can see if it's a polycom or asterisk thing, by enabling sip debug, and watch what is coming in from the Polycom. if nothing is coming then it's the Polycom doing it. On 2/23/06, Kevin Smith <kevin.smith@mercury.net> wrote:> Hey everyone, I haven't seen an issue quite like mine, so I am hoping > anyone who used the Polycom 601's may have an idea. > > We are going to be switching our office over to Asterisk. All the phones > are going to be 601's, I am going to set up a boot server, but for now I > am just going to test everything on one phone. My question is I have the > phone registered in Asterisk (phone icon on the polycom is black), but I > cannot make any calls. I tried to dial the extension shown in the > extensions.conf file and I just get a busy signal. However, if I plug in > an old budgetone 100 with the same settings, it works just fine. Any ideas? > > Also, when setting up a boot sever, the phone updates the log entries > and there is a cfg file for the mac address of the phone, but during a > reboot it cannot connect to the bootserver. Do I need to have the > sip.ld, etc, files up there for it to work properly? > > Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. > > Here is the sip.conf file > > [test] > type=friend > secret=blahpoly > insecure=yes > host=dynamic > qualify=500 > nat=no > mailbox=testmailbox > callerid=Yourname <test> > conext=local > disallow=all > allow=ulaw > progressinband=no > > here is the local section of the dial plan. > exten => 850,1,Goto(Mercury-Network,850,1) > exten => 888,1,VoiceMailMain(@Mercury-Network-Emp) > > > > _______________________________________________ > --Bandwidth and Colocation provided by Easynews.com -- > > Asterisk-Users mailing list > To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users >
> Hey everyone, I haven't seen an issue quite like mine, so I am hoping > anyone who used the Polycom 601's may have an idea. > > We are going to be switching our office over to Asterisk. All the phones > are going to be 601's, I am going to set up a boot server, but for now I > am just going to test everything on one phone. My question is I have the > phone registered in Asterisk (phone icon on the polycom is black), but I > cannot make any calls. I tried to dial the extension shown in the > extensions.conf file and I just get a busy signal. However, if I plug in > an old budgetone 100 with the same settings, it works just fine. Any ideas? > > Also, when setting up a boot sever, the phone updates the log entries > and there is a cfg file for the mac address of the phone, but during a > reboot it cannot connect to the bootserver. Do I need to have the > sip.ld, etc, files up there for it to work properly? > > Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. > > Here is the sip.conf file > > [test] > type=friend > secret=blahpoly > insecure=yes > host=dynamic > qualify=500 > nat=no > mailbox=testmailbox > callerid=Yourname <test> > conext=local > disallow=all > allow=ulaw > progressinband=no > > here is the local section of the dial plan. > exten => 850,1,Goto(Mercury-Network,850,1) > exten => 888,1,VoiceMailMain(@Mercury-Network-Emp)Try this instead: [850] ; [test] type=friend username=850 <- add this line secret=blahpoly ; insecure=yes <- no need for this host=dynamic ; qualify=500 <- no need for this now nat=no mailbox=850 ; testmailbox ; callerid=Yourname <test> <- no need for this now conext=local disallow=all allow=ulaw ; progressinband=no <- no need for this dtmfmode=rfc2833 <- add this line In the extensions.conf dialplan, include something like this: [local] exten => 850,1,Dial(SIP/850,15) exten => 850,2,Voicemail(u850) exten => 850,102,Voicemail(b850) exten => 850,103,Hangup ; Voicemail access (prompts for exten and password) exten => 888,1,Wait,1 exten => 888,2,VoicemailMain exten => 888,3,Hangup ; Voicemail access (does not prompt for anything) exten => 889,1,Wait,1 exten => 889,2,VoicemailMain(s${CALLERID(num)}) exten => 889,3,Hangup Configure one of the 601's with matching username and secret, and get it to register with asterisk. If 'sip show peers' does not reflect the IP address of the 601, it ain't registered. Work on correct that first.