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I'm trying to use H323 for the first time so please forgive me if I've made a mistake here. I have downloaded and compiled the latest versions of pwlib, openh323 and asterisk. I have dtmfmode=inband in h323.conf, but the remote system is not hearing the DTMF. Running a trace reveals the following... 1:08.398 ThreadID=0x00022012 h323.cxx(4594) H323

After reading about these $75 SIP phones on this list, I purchased a couple for evaluation. They do work with asterisk - and are good value for money, but as somebody commented: they are not yet perfect. I just wondered if anybody had managed to get either the message-waiting indicator or the conference button to work? Phil Skuse <phil.skuse@vicorp.com>

What's the secret to getting sound through Xlite? The SIP messages all look OK to me, but the sound isn't coming through. It was trying to use GSM, so I searched the archive and tried: disallow=gsm allow=ulaw Now it says that it's using ULAW but I still get no sound in either direction. Phil Skuse (MBJEJPIEUI) <phil.skuse@vicorp.com>

I have posted soo many times in the past but never recieved even a single reply . seem like you people are ignoring me or either way too busy .. never mind this is my last try . How can record a conversation with asterisk ? I tried to use Record() but dint work for me .. here is what i tried . exten => s,1,Wait,1 ; Wait a second, just for fun exten => s,2,Answer

We have an h.323 based IVR platform. When we make a call to it using an h.323 phone, it can see the callers number (ANI), but when we make a call to it via asterisk, the call goes through OK, but we don't get the number. How can I make this work? h323.conf ======= [general] port = 1720 bindaddr = 0.0.0.0 disallow=all allow=alaw dtmfmode=inband [ivr] type=h323 context=default extensions.conf

Hi, My company wants to put a SIP address on their website. The idea is that potential customers can call that address and will be forwarded to our main switchboard. It's fairly easy in theory because my asterisk server has a real IP address, so any calls to sip:<number>@asterisk-server.mycompany.com should connect just fine (except currently it will be blocked by the firewall). Our

I updated to the latest CVS yesterday, from a version several months old. On one of my extensions, I have an AGI script in priority 1. Previously, the AGI script would run and when it terminated, asterisk would move on to priority 2 and connect the call. But now, when it terminates, it starts all over again in a continuous loop and never gets to priority 2. Do I need to update the priority in the

Please I need help, I don't know why,almost every time I dial on my dect phones, the dialtone doesn't go off and * doesn't recognise anything!!!! I'm using two dlink voip gateways, MGCP: DL102s. Any ideas? thanks in advance michelle matis ----- Tu cuenta de correo gratuita Mixmail http://mixmail.ya.com Ya.com ADSL Home 24 h, Módem + Alta ¡Gratis!

I'm not sure if I am wording this correctly, but I'll try. I have a Cisco 2621 w/ a couple FXO and FXS ports. I have a couple cheap analog phones plugged into the FXS ports. I am able to get * to ring those phones when a call comes in, but I cannot get the phones to dial out. I guess it's all syntax that I'm doing wrong. Does someone have a couple small snip-its to accomplish

I've read through the archives and have picked up that * does not need a gatekeeper to talk directly with an H323 handset to send and receive calls. I'm trying to go PSTN----*-----H323 and all the examples that I can find use a gatekeeper. Are there any examples or hints for doing it without the gatekeeper? many thanks in advance Brian

I have a SwissVoice IP10S but can not seem to get it to have dialtone or dial on *. Calls to or from 3001 don't work. Any ideas are appreciated. Robert mgcp.conf is: [general] port = 2427 bindaddr = 192.168.0.110 [ip10] host = 192.168.0.5 context = from-sip line => aaln/1 The portion of extensions.conf is: exten => 3001,1,Dial(MGCP/aaln1,20) exten => 3001,103,Hangup

Greetings, I need if possibile an explanation on how to manage the incoming callerid for an incoming call. Let me explain the situation: We have two different companies in this office that shares the same PBX (* box). Each company have its own number for the incoming calls. What i'd like to implement is something that, depending on the incoming line that is involved in the call, plays a

I've been trying to figure this one out for a while, but to no avail. I have my cisco ubr924 setup for MGCP with Asterisk as the call-agent. I have manually registered the endpoint in mgcp.conf. When I pick up the phone, I get no dialtone and debug shows errors. IOS on the ubr924 is 12.2. Any help is appreciated. from mgcp.conf: [ubr924] host=65.37.86.203 context = from-sip (just as a

If I try to create a clearcase view on a Windows 2000 Server share then it creates a subdirectory tree. If I try it on a Samba share, it creates the first directory correctly with the right user mapping and permissions and then returns permission denied. I am able to manually create files and directories on the samba share using explorer, so I guess that clearcase must be using some different SMB

There's something that I want to set up in our lab for testing purposes, but I'm not sure how to do it. I would like to be able to call an asterisk extension, and then enter a SIP address using DTMF, and then have asterisk make a SIP transfer to that address. For example: If I dial <extn> followed by 4444*192*168*0*10*5060 I would like to be transferred to

asterisk*CLI> load cdr_unixodbc.so Loaded /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/cdr_unixodbc.so => (unixODBC CDR Backend) == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/cdr_unixodbc.conf': == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/cdr_unixodbc.conf': Found -- cdr_unixodbc: dsn is MySQL-asterisk -- cdr_unixodbc: username is root -- cdr_unixodbc: password is [secret] -- Connected to MySQL-asterisk it

I'm trying to link up Cisco MGCP-enabled router (residential gateway) with Asterisk, and it looks like some sort of protocol mismatch, could it be MGCP 0.1 vs 1.0? Look at this (x.x.x.99 is the router, x.x.x.98 is Asterisk): MGCP read: NTFY 2 aaln/0@voip-gw1 MGCP 0.1 X: 0 O: hd from 192.168.154.99:2427MGCP read: NTFY 2 aaln/0@voip-gw1 MGCP 0.1 X: 0 O: hd from 192.168.154.99:2427Verb:

I have a DG-104S (which I reset to factory settings, it's DHCP'ing off my network, plugged into the WAN port). The system comes up, and I through the web browser set under Call Agent IP Address to: Notify Entry: dlinkgw@[192.168.1.1]:2427 (192.168.1.1 is the * server) I have RGW Name: and DNS IP addres the DNS IP of the MGCP box and DNS State disabled (not sure what to set it to) --

I have a similar setup to you and get the same message regularly. I don't think it's the cause of your problem. I did some research on it a while ago: IIRC the cisco uses codec 13 for "silence suppression" whereas asterisk (correctly) uses codec 19. The router can be configured to use 19 also, but I didn't bother. I'm sure somebody will correct me if I'm wrong about

Hi, in following of a recent discussion I got to work on MGCP with the Cisco ATA186 again, and got it to work very nicely. However, there is a little thing with transfers I would like to get comments on: Call comes in from PSTN and goes to an ATA186 (MGCP) Call is answered and then, using flash, transferred to another extension If the extension is available, there can be an announcement and