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Hello all, I am looking for a way to restrict users from logging in two separate phones with the same authorization name/password at the same time. Meaning, I only want users to be able to place a call from one phone in one location, but have the ability to move from computer to computer. Has anyone found any sort of solution for this type scenario? Thanks, Bryan Mahin Please visit us @

...CDR the IP address or some other > recognizable difference between the two locations when they make > concurrent calls using the same extension. The complication here is; I > can currently the log IP addresses, but as the end phones are on the > internet, Nat'd, and I am using a siparator for traversal. As a result, > my logs show the IP address of the siparator and I don't have any other > data to distinguish the end phones. > > OR.. Solution 2.5 > One thought I've had is to send logs from the siparator to a syslog > server, parse them, hunt for simu...

I have just finished compiling and installing Asterisk on a test Debian system. All is working well. We are now attempting to get remote offices to test the system I have installed both a SIP and an IAX client at a remote office. Then I connect to our office via Microsoft ISA firewall and the Windows XP VPN client. Neither of the softphones will connect. On the IAX softphone I just get a ringtone

Is there anything special that anyone here has had to do to get an Aastra phone (on the Internet) to talk to Asterisk behind a PIX firewall? Ports 10000-20000 UDP are open on the PIX and forwarding to the Asterisk server. The Asterisk server's RTP.CONF is set to use 10000-20000. The phone registers, and will place AND receive calls, however, no audio is passed. The phone is an Aastra