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..._report() returned -1 instead of 8 Could not reset watchdog. Please send model information to nut-upsdev mailing list libusb_set_report() returned -1 instead of 8 Error reading protocol Driver failed to start (exit status=1) ___________________________ Chris Abel Systems and Network Administrator Wildwood Programs 2995 Curry Road Extension Schenectady, NY 12303 518-836-2341

We're in the process of replacing an ancient Centigram-based, but Fujitsu-labelled, voicemail system with an Asterisk solution. The system will interface with a Fujitsu F9600 switch and use the SMDI module in Asterisk 1.6.1.x to communicate the calling information needed to make the interplay between the two systems work smoothly. This portion of the project is configured and working fine, as

We have recently pulled an ancient Fujitsu-branded Centigram voicemail system out of production use and replaced it with an Asterisk box, which is now serving as our enterprise voicemail system and automated attendant. The Asterisk system is connected to a Fujitsu F9600 PBX and uses the 1.6.1.x SMDI module to communicate between the two systems. Save for one issue, the replacement of the old

Chris Abel writes: >Hello everyone! > >I've had this problem for a while and cant figure it out. When an outside >caller calls an extension on my asterisk system, they do not hear any >sort of ringing. Inside extensions calling other extensions do hear >ringing. We have 3 other asterisk systems that are configured the same >way, but do not have this problem. We think it

Hello everyone! I've had this problem for a while and cant figure it out. When an outside caller calls an extension on my asterisk system, they do not hear any sort of ringing. Inside extensions calling other extensions do hear ringing. We have 3 other asterisk systems that are configured the same way, but do not have this problem. We think it has something to do with asterisk 1.6. The other

Greetings. I am attempting to configure a system based on Asterisk 1.2.3 to be used as a backup should our aging voice mail/auto attendant system fail, which seems increasingly likely given its advanced years. The first part of this task is getting the auto attendant feature to work correctly, which I would have figured to be relatively easy. I have successfully built a menu structure, but cannot