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Greetings, It appears that some time ago, another user or two experienced similar trouble interacting w/ an ata186. For the sake of reference: http://www.mail-archive.com/asterisk-users@lists.digium.com/msg00788.html It seems like this issue was fixed at the time, any quite possibly this problem here is unrelated. In any case, I'm using a debian-testing system, gcc3.3, -O2 (just to be

Hi, please tell me, is original skinny support in Asterisk stil under development or is better to try chan_sccp from http://chan-sccp.sourceforge.net ? my first try was unsuccessfull (chan_sccp compile OK, but module loading fail during Asterisk startup) and my phone (C7940) seems to be not supported in original chan_skinny :( PJ

...be used by multiple internal sip phones (as in 50/group for example). Something like: [All-Sales] type=friend username=* secret=sales99 callgroup=9 pickupgroup=9 [All-CustServ] type=friend username=* secret=cs88 callgroup=8 pickupgroup=8 If we _assume_ all sip phones are of the same type (eg, C7940's), is there a way to provide a single definition (such as All-Sales in the above example) that can be used by multiple phones keying off the 'secret=' to establish business oriented groupings? (Sort of like approaching plug-n-play at the sip phone level, using definitions specifically...

...t; <DirectoryEntry> <Name>Wife</Name> <Telephone>3005</Telephone> </DirectoryEntry> <DirectoryEntry> <Name>GirlFriend</Name> <Telephone>3006</Telephone> </DirectoryEntry> </CiscoIPPhoneDirectory> Each time you press the C7940's "Directory" button and select "External Directory", the C7960 will read the above XML file and display the entries. If you program the "messages_url:" entry as shown above, each time you press the "Messages" button on the phone, it will auto-dial x3123...