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I am trying to figure out the correct syntax for the CLI command "SIP SHOW CHANNELS". I have tried SIP SHOW CHANNELS SIP/200 and I've even tried to do this when a call is connected such as: -- Zap/15-1 is ringing -- Zap/15-1 answered SIP/206-4299 asterisk*CLI> sip show channel SIP/206-4299 No such SIP Call ID 'SIP/206-4299' I always get the "No such SIP

Hi All. I'm working on an * configuration. We require 8 inbound POTS lines, and CT1 or PRI seems like it will be quite expensive at that level. I've read that a T1 Channelbank plus the T100P would be a (the?) way to go for this situation. What is the recommended channelbank for use in this scenario? From searching the archives I see a lot of suggestions to get "a

Can anyone recommend who we can consult with that could provide advice on the legality of a proposed VoIP service. Specifically, we would provide VoIP termination in the USA to clients in Spain, Nigeria and Guana. The termination service would connect the VoIP clients to the PSTN through a carrier like MCI, Verizon, etc. The calls placed would connect anywhere in the world via the USA carrier.

I have a dialplan that requires that we use * to send the long distance access code to AT&T. I have found in the list that the `w` command can be used to inject a pause, I have tried the following: exten => _91NXXXXXXXXX,1,Dial(ZAP/g1/${EXTEN}www5555555,70) There `5555555` is the ld access code. I tried various quantities of `w`s but I never got * to dial the ld access code. Allof the

I'm trying to fix a problem with the GrandStream Budgetone 102. I've been reading the source code, mailing lists and other resources. Here's the scenario and the approach I have been pursuing. I'm having some problems with the AGI calls and I hope someone can give me some clarification. PSTN <---> T1,PRI * <---> Grandstream BT 102 (12)