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Hello all, I am in the process of converting our company over to * to replace our ancient executone system. As part of the testing process my boss wants us to all run softphones on our desktops until he gets the phones ordered. Quite a few of us run fedora core 2, and I haven't had any luck getting a soft phone to work. Kphone works the best out of all I have tried but I get no sound out of

DOes anyone have any good suggestions as to good SIP or IAX clients for linux? I have set up and am currently testing asterisk in a controlled environment. I have gnophone running on one of my boxes but the gnophone site has been down. So I can't seem to fing the IAX and Ix-devel rpms or the gsm and gsm-devel rpms. So that prevents me from setting up gnophone on another box. I am

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi! I am having problems with the PlayTones application and VoIP softphones. I have the following in my extensions.conf: exten => 123,1,Answer exten => 123,2,PlayTones(Busy) exten => 123,3,Hangup But when I connect with gnophone(IAX) or kphone(SIP) and dial 123 the call just hangs up immediately. I get the following on the console: --

I am having a really hard time getting gnophone working with asterisk. Gnophone tries to register with my server but there is no response. I can direct incoming calls to gnophone but if gnophone answers them, asterisk does not recognize it. Here is my configuration: iax.conf [jambo] type=user host=dynamic defaultip=136.159.99.100 permit=136.159.99.100 username=jambo secret=fubar

Today's "frustrated programmer" award goes to Linphone, which has the following debug output: > (linphone:28655): LinphoneCore-WARNING **: this fucking remote sip phone did not answered properly to my sdp offer! I get this message when I connect to linphone using a softphone, or when I try to use linphone to connect to asterisk and listen to an announcement. I suspect that

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 When connecting IAX (gnophone) to SIP (kphone) or other way Asterisk acts as a proxy, but when connecting SIP to SIP it works only as 'SIP registrar' forwarding SIP requests to client. Is it possible to make Asterisk work as a 'proxy' so that any incoming calls would be ade to Asterisk and then internally forwarded to receiver?

Hi, I've got two SIP clients, one is X-Lite on NT, the other is KPhone on Linux and when I try either the echo test or voicemail demos, they fail to send any audio. They are both set up as type of "friend" in sip.conf so that they can send and receive calls. Using an IAX client like Gnophone, I have no problems. The troubling thing is that I'm almost certain that this was

Hi Folks, I am wanting advise on a good soft-phone on Linux. I have looked at Gnophone but cannot seem to get it to compile under debian sarge. I am now looing at sipXphone seem to be picking up that it is not that stable, but perhaps someone here can advise on what softphone I can use on Linux. Thanks in advance, Hamish ------------------------------------------------------------------- |

I have an Asterisk 0.4.0 install working with two grandstream budgetone 100 phones, gnophone, and kphone. This is a private network segment (172.17.x.x), with the PBX configured on my outbound firewall which has a public address (66.x.x.x). - I can make calls between phones - all extensions are working. - I can make IAX calls to IAXTEL. No problems (apparently gsm only) - I can call SIP phone

Hi! I'm using asterisk with a few kphone SIP-Clients. The registration process seems quite OK. But there are some problems: Calling other registered users is possible, but the rtp-stream is not reaching the right port, so you can hear nothing. In ethereal you can see, that the SIP/SDP fields addresses different ports at each client, so client A sends to port 32000 but client B listens on

I have a software-only PBX set up. I can register various softphones and they will call each other -- but I've never succeeded in getting any voice routed from any of the softphones. Only the console will transmit audio. I am writing to ask if I have missed some obvious step in configuring the system. Conditions: (1) Softphones running on the same machine as the PBX: Only Kphone seems

Hi. I've just bought SIP telephony service from a Swedish telco. I've managed to make and receive calls with kphone. Now I want to set up asterisk to be able to add fancy features like voice mail and recording conversations. But first I have to get the basic setup right. I'm running asterisk and kphone on the same machine, behind at NAT-router. When I make a call (from my regular

Hi all. I have 2 ip phones (Grandstream Budgetone): -budgetone1 -budgetone2 All two are connected to an Asterisk server. When I make a call from budgetone1 to budgetone2, I can speak with budgetone2 whith no problem. But when budgetone2 hangs up, budgetone1 does not play any tone (like busy tone). Budgetone1 seems to be still in conversation, but what conversation! Has anyone had a problem

Got no responses to this, but the list seemed to be down for a while, so here it is again. Sorry for the extra bandwidth! John Hi, I've been messing with getting SIP working for days now, with limited success. I've got Asterisk set up on a remote server with the echo test. Please try it out to verify I've got the server working right: sip:robot at nixon.butchwax.com

Hi, I have * working with X-Lite and Sipura adapters, but I have one person who is linux based, and is trying to use Linphone and Kphone. His end works, but I get very bad echo on my end. Have any of you folks been able to get linux based soft phones working well with *? I'd appreciate links to howtos/docs if you have them, and/or samples of working configs for * and the linux

Hi There, i think all VOIP clients for Linux are unusable! i got testet: Linphone + Linphonec all in version 12.2 Kphone gophone and other... the only programm that is usable is gnomemeeting... does anybody knew some other tools? Best Regards, Mark

Can anyone _recommend_ a downloadable OSS softphone that _works_ under Linux and is compatible with Asterisk. So far I have tried kphone and linphone and had problems with both, and I am still waiting to hear back from the X-Lite beta folks. -- Howard. LANNet Computing Associates; Your Linux people <http://www.lannetlinux.com> ------------------------------------------ "When you just

Hi all, I installed all needed RPMs by GnoPhone to be installed without problems but when attempting to install GnoPhone itself I get this message: # rpm -Uvh gnophone-0.2.4-1.i386.rpm error: Failed dependencies: mozilla >= 0.9.2 is needed by gnophone-0.2.4-1 libgtkembedmoz.so is needed by gnophone-0.2.4-1 libgtksuperwin.so is needed by gnophone-0.2.4-1 I'm using

On Sun, Aug 17, 2003 at 03:44:21AM -0500, Gnophone Support wrote: > Hello, and thank you for registering at gnophone.com. Your login > information is listed below: > > Username: miernik > Password: ******* > IAX Phone Number: 17002916107 > > Please login as soon as possible to > http://x.linux-support.net/directory/ to complete the

Surely there has to be one soft phone that works under Linux. I've tried: kphone - it sometimes complains about the need to release the sound device linphone - sssssssslllllllllooooooooowwwwwww iaxcomm - needs some strange widgets various others - either only supplied as binaries, or just plain don't work, or won't compile. Is there just one out there that is guaranteed to work with