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...#39;SIP/1.1.1.1-08154e90' -- Executing Playback("SIP/1.1.1.1-08154e90", "pls-stay-on-line") in new stack -- Playing 'pls-stay-on-line' (language 'en') Oct 5 16:38:30 NOTICE[1087994800]: chan_sip.c:7561 handle_request: Registration from '<sip:dwinter@1.1.1.1>' failed for '192.168.0.109' -- Executing SetVar("SIP/1.1.1.1-08154e90", "foo=0") in new stack -- Executing NoOp("SIP/1.1.1.1-08154e90", "0") in new stack -- Executing Goto("SIP/1.1.1.1-08154e90", "51490535...

Hey, I am here at Astricon and about to go down to registration. Is there any interest in pictures if I take my digital camera? I am sure that someone is already doing this. (Probably someone official). I would take pictures of each day and upload them to my website if anyone is interested. Let me know! -- Kristian Kielhofner

Aloha, I have a Cisco Gateway the is functioning as my SIP Gateway to the PSTN. I have an Asterisk box, RC2 with a for port FXS card providing dialtone for a Norstar Key System. I have it working so when you press a line key on the Norstar you get dial tone from the Asterisk box. The user has to dial '9' then they can dial there number which is sent to the Cisco GW via SIP and the call

Greetings all, My next step is to purchase a nice VoIP phone for my desk. I have a grandstream, and the sound is great, but I'm looking for more of an office style phone, preferably that can handle multiple lines, has a more flexible display (i.e. name as well as number). SIP would be preferable. Any suggestions? Thanks, Eric

Hi everyone. I'm a bit of a Linux newbie, but I've been doing tech stuff for ages. I'm also brand new to *. I've been reading the Voip.org wiki, and perusing the list archives for a while since I've been asked to investigate using IP telephone / soft phones for a call-center type scenario. People (marketing folks) have pointed me at Cisco, but I really don't wanna.