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In the past two days, I've been experimenting with the Pingtel SIP softphones and Asterisk, which one of my customers has been using. A few notes: 1) The "insecure=1" setting in SIP peers now works, from my limited experiments. Mark put this in for SIP servers that don't send requests in with a return port of 5060. This flag essentially takes any request inbound _to_ port

Hi;I've a question: I use asterisk -R so I can see what's appening in my asterisk and the session of the calls: I use the vrrp protocol, I use 2 asterisk box;when the master falls down, the slave goes up, and I use X-lite,Phoner,3CXphone;some of this softphones are immediately registered to the slave, but sometimes this don't happen;I must close the softphone from my xp and restart

I have installed several call centers in the netherlands with the eyebeam softphone (from the counterpath guys) It is not free, but very stable, and pretty easy to use. It works great with asterisk (specially the presence option, so agents can see whether somebody is actually ready to take a call). In combination with sennheiser headset CC series, I have had no complaints. We also use a tapi

Hi all, I'm trying to set up a vpn so we can access our asterisk server from the outside. We're using OpenVPN and the vpn portion seems to work beautifully. The problem come in when trying to use a sip softphone over the vpn. The softphones are able to register and the sip session works fine for dialing in and out until the call is established. Then -- no sound. Looking at

Yes, try http://1ezphone.com its a browser softphone. ----- Original Message ----- From: Zoa To: "Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion" Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] SIP Softphones and Citrix ? Date: Fri, 01 Feb 2008 23:09:56 +0200 I'm working for zoiper.com and i'm willing to help out with ours when needed. Zoa d4rk f1br wrote: >

Anyone aware of any SIP softphones that might virtualize well with Citrix presentation server? I suspect I know the answer already as I have been researching softphones that work with Cisco CallManager that can be virtualized if you will with Citrix and have come to learn that its not something that seems to be doable at this time. I have to assume that the issues affecting the virtualization of

Is it possible for two PDA's to communicate like telephones via SIP channels on a PC running Asterisk? If that is possible, does there exist any applications that can be installed on a Zaurus 5600, which is a PDA with an Xscale processor running on a Linux OS, that can essentially turn it into a softphone? Thanks in advance for any input, Daniel

Greetings list, I've noticed over the last couple of weeks that, unsurprisingly, nearly every new PC seems to be coming with Vista these days. I expect it'll only be a matter of time for all of us before clients start needing Vista-compatible softphones (if it's not already happened). So, what's the story with Vista compatibility amongst the softphones currently out there?

I've been working my way through the softphones listed on voip-info over the last few weeks and I've not really found anything to fit the bill. Has anyone had more luck? The environment is a small call centre of 5 users. Operators often need to be able to transfer calls to other operators with different specialties, so the softphone needs to be easy to use and quick to transfer calls.

Hello! I am semi-new to asterisk, I've been toying with it for about a month now. I'm using the current version from the CVS server (as of last week) and have succesfully connected it to Broadvoice, as well as a few softphones. I got a Nortel i2004 IP phone from a friend to setup at home as a homephone using Broadvoice, but going through my * box and using iptel.com for toll free calls.

Does anyone know if you can use softphones on thin clients? I have a new customer that wants to use Eyebeam (about 10 users) on a thin client platform. Each user has a little box on their desk that has a USB port, mic and headphone jacks and monitor. I am worried about conflicts when running 10 softphones on the same server since they will all try to use por 5060. -- Telecomunicaciones

Could anyone help me set up Asterisk in such a way that it makes SIP-SIP transfers using the REFER / NOTIFY method according to RFC-3515 ? SCANARIO: - Asterisk registers with PSTN<->SIP VoIP provider "V" (Vonage) as a friend - Asterisk is located in Europe, Vonage in located US. - Asterisk acts as an autoattendant located in Europe. - Asterisk answers and incoming call from

In our experience, the total cost of softphones(money, reduced sound quality and lower reliability) in a large call center environment is actually greater over time than the cost of a channelbank and cheap analog headphones. We've tried 2 softphones, 2 kinds of SIP VOIP hardphones, 2 kinds of SIP analog adapters and we've tried channelbanks over the last 3 years. Right now we are half done

> I'm having an issue deploying softphones into my DUNDi/regcontext > setup. My current design is that all SIP users get registered into a > sipregistration context in the sip.conf. I then have a dialplan > function that includes that and does the dial: > > include => sipregistration > exten => _XXXX,2,Answer() > exten => _XXXX,3,Wait(1) > exten =>

All, I'm having an issue deploying softphones into my DUNDi/regcontext setup. My current design is that all SIP users get registered into a sipregistration context in the sip.conf. I then have a dialplan function that includes that and does the dial: include => sipregistration exten => _XXXX,2,Answer() exten => _XXXX,3,Wait(1) exten => _XXXX,4,NoOp(sipregistration call - Name:

Sorry if you see this message repeated twice. I would like to set up hard phones and softphones with the same extension so that when anybody in the company dials an extension, each user's hardphone and softphone will ring at the same time. I've tried setting this up before, but I noticed that the last sip device to register with the same extension is the only one that rings when the

I'm trying to get a Zultys Zip 2 phone working with Asterisk. The phone seems to be failing registration (see sip debug output below). However, I can place calls TO the Zip2 from other SIP phones (Grandstream BT-101, Xten X-Lite, and eStara Softphone) and from Nortel PBX extensions coming in to Asterisk over a PRI T1. The problem is that I cannot dial any extensions from the Zip 2. Any

Hi I tried Xten, its very good, because it can stay in the taskbar (next to the clock) and start when windows starts, and is allways ready to receive calls. Maybe it s the best way to introduce VoIP to my company workers.... But theres a feature that s missing (or I couldnt find), there s no way to connect this softphone with the adress book. I think this feature is very important, because

I've now setup SIP for: - internal softphones - registering with external providers (like FWD) for making calls - receiving calls from theese providers For the latter step, it was necessary to forward ports from my NAT to the asterisk server: 5060 + range of ports mentioned in rtp.conf. I was just wondering about how to make this setup as secure as possible. Here's what I've done so

> Hello fellow asterisk people! > > I have Asterisk listening on port 5061 and SER on port 5060. > > Asterisk is configured as a gateway for ISDN/Analog/H323 and also SIP. > > My problems are with SIP. I can make incoming calls from SIP to asterisk > and to any of the other networks, but when I try to make an outgoing call > from Asterisk to SER I see the following in