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Hi all, Has anyone have an idea why, if you capture the files on a Asterisk network (ex with Ethereal) you always see the communication between the two sip phones( hard or soft) passing through the asterisk server (on UDP layer) Isn't SIP a protocol that (after that it has established the call) , he connects the two users with each other? Maybe a stupid question, but I'm not a SIP

Hi *, I want start with a setup of Asterisk with a clean PC. This PC is a SMP-Machine with two 466MHz CPUs, a Acer ISDN card and a AVM Fritz! PCI card. Which Kernel is better for my constellation (Asterisk with SMP, CAPI and ZAPHFC)? Kernel 2.6.x or Kernel 2.4.x? Regards Bastian

Hi, I installed Asterisk an all works fine exept for Grandstream. When I call with a softphone (ex X-ten) to a Grandstream (BudgetTone-100), I can make a conversation. = ok When I call to a softphone with a Grandstream I can pich up the call with the softphone but the Grandstream keeps ringing like on the other site you didn't pick up the phone.(even if you do so) It's the same when I

asterisk-users-admin@lists.digium.com wrote: > It's running Debian Sarge with the stock 2.4.26 kernel (I > know it's still an "unstable" release, but I'd need to jump > through all sorts of hoops to get Woody working properly). I wouldn't make a fuss about this. sarge is at least as good as woody and much more up to date for the stuff asterisk can do /

Dear, When I start asterisk -vvvvvvgrc and I ask 'sip show peers', I don't get the ip adress in the 'Host" field. Name = phone1 and phone2 Host=unspecified mask 255.255.255.255 port = 0 status = unmonitored I can ping the two phone's and get a reply (also from the laptop) phone ip adres 192.168.10.12 and 192.168.10.13 (server 192.168.10.11and laptop 192.168.10.14)