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Hi, I'm thinking about getting a couple of Cisco 12SP+ phones to use on my Asterisk system. I have just bought a Cisco 7960, and they are great, but too expensive to buy a lot of them, so I though I might try the 12SP+ ones. I have seen in the archives that the phones work on Asterisk, but I can't see much in there about the images in use. When I got my 7960, it had the call manager

Hi, I am having problems with callerid name and the time with my dvg-1120S. Every time I receive a call, it reverts the phone to January 1st 12:00am. I've looked everywhere in the browser and telnet configuration to change this. Also, it never shows the name of the caller. I've even tried forcing the caller id info using SetCallerID, but it still doesn't show the name. Any

Hi, I am having problems with callerid name and the time with my dvg-1120S. Every time I receive a call, it reverts the phone to January 1st 12:00am. I've looked everywhere in the browser and telnet configuration to change this. Also, it never shows the name of the caller. I've even tried forcing the caller id info using SetCallerID, but it still doesn't show the name. Any

Hi, Is there a way to restart the DISA to the enter phone number? For instance, Bell Calling Cards let you hit # at any point which lets you enter another number to call. This is useful to reduce the number of digits dialed and to utilize per-minute calls. I was not able to find anything on the web. I tried using a blindxfer, but that doesn't seem to work either. Thanks, -Ryan

Hi, I'm having a problem with the timeout option when dialing a ZAP channel. The goal is to ring a number for 15 seconds, if no one picks up, go to voicemail. The dial command is: exten => s,1,Dial(ZAP/1/6135551111,15) exten => s,2,VoiceMail(u1) exten => s,102,VoiceMail(b1) The call will continue to ring beyond 15 seconds. What's interesting is that a SIP channels does not have

Hi, Is there a way to restart the DISA to the enter phone number? For instance, Bell Calling Cards let you hit # at any point which lets you enter another number to call. This is useful to reduce the number of digits dialed and to utilize per-minute calls. I was not able to find anything on the web. Thanks, -Ryan