similar to: Grandstream cfg.txt hacking?

Hello! I've been reading through the archives on this list for the last 8-10 months. There are some reports on success with tftp autoconfiguration with a given cfg.txt format but really vague. Has anybody successfully done this without using GAPS, or has anybody got a correctly formatted cfg.txt file that works (from GAPS). I would be happy to write a script or a java program that

In the following scenario, the user calling from a SIPphone registered phone is able to transfer the called user to another extension. sip.conf: [general] port = 5060 context = from-sip register => number:password@proxy01.sipphone.com extensions.conf: [from-sip] exten => s,1,Dial(SIP/111&SIP/117) exten => 111,1,Dial(SIP/111,20) exten => 117,1,Dial(SIP/117,20) 1. The calling user

Hi, Anyone know how to set up tftp server for grandstream. I gues it should be somethink like <tftpserver-dir> <mac-address> firmware.bin config.txt Is this correct ? And how should the config-file look like. ? I had search sipphone.com but did'nt find anything. /HHA _________________________________________________________________ Rethink your

Hi, I needed to create config files for downloading to Grandstream devices and made a little script for it. It seems to work fine for the HT486. The script needs a config file (cfg.in) which is in this format: P2 = blah P10 = hrm ...etc... The configfile may contain comments (starting with '#') and empty lines. Mind that the 'gnkey=0b82' shouldn't be in the configfile, as

I just got an email from SIPphone advising that there have been problems with the above firmware and advising to reload from their server. This does in fact reload 1.0.4.35 into the phone. And now voicemail has gone AWOL again. -- Dave Cotton <dcotton@linuxautrement.com>

Hello all, I'm having a problem with getting incoming callerid to a lan-connected phone. The Asterisk server is connected to the Internet, and a Grandstream BT101 phone on a lan interface: INTERNET ----(eth0) Asterisk (eth1) ---- Grandstream (192.168.1.51) The phone registers with the Asterisk server as ext 20. I can initiate and receive calls from the Grandstream phone fine. The

Hi, i'm trying to get my VIA Epia with VIA Rhine ethernet device to boot PXELinux. I have done this before, but now i can't get it to work. The machine loads pxelinux.0, i see some messages. But it fails just after trying reading the first config file (the one with the mac address). It kinda says this (transcribed): CLIENT IP: 192.168.1.23 MASK: 255.255.255.0 DHCP IP: 192.168.1.93

Michael Robertson, founder of both MP3.com and Lindows, has launched a new company to supply inexpensive SIP phones ($129 for two) and related services. See today's press release at http://www.sipphone.com/tiki-index.php?page=SIPphone%20Inc My question for the list is who will be the first to report on the compatibility and usability of the SIPphone with Asterisk? The functionality

Several bugs were reported in the first release version, which are now fixed: 1) The file generator was losing the filename and not successfully generating files when using the MAC address. 2) The path initialization code was not working correctly. Also, I have appended the version number to the main window's title and added an option to show phone passwords in plain-text for those

the following config-file triggers a couple of odd corner-cases in 3.08-pre5 ; SERIAL 0 19200 CONSOLE 0 APPEND console=ttyS0,19200n81 root=/dev/hda1 IMPLICIT 0 #DEFAULT sk1 #DEFAULT menu.c32 DEFAULT sk1 PROMPT 0 MENU TITLE Simple Boot Menu LABEL sk1 KERNEL vmlinuz-2.6.10-sk1 APPEND console=ttyS0,19200n81 root=/dev/nfs

I'll admit it. I'm a asterisk newbie (but no stranger to telephony). The setup is simple: two Grandstream BudgeTel 100 phones (SIPPhone specials) on a private segment calling to a Linux box acting as the segment's firewall with a leg on our public network. The phones are setup as SIP/phone1 (x1000) and SIP/phone2 (x1001), respectively (thanks to the Asterisk HOWTO). Getting IAX

Does anyone know what the Grandstream Budgetone is going for $$$ in the US? I didn't immediately see pricing on the phones page. AJ

I seem to be having a problem with transcoding and/or agreeing on a valid codec. I am running a new image pulled from CVS at 1:30 PM CST. The issue occurs when I try to make a call to a toll-free number over sipphone.com. Here's what I see in the console: NOTICE[1259545280]: File channel.c, Line 1478 (ast_set_read_format): Unable to find a path from G729A to ULAW NOTICE[1259545280]: File

Hello. I have a linux and two sip-ata's, a sipura 2002 and a GS ht-386. I also have three sipphone numbers. I can connect the atas to the sipphone accounts and I get a dial tone and I can call my house and it says, "Thank you for using SipPhone..." Using asterisk, I have the ata's registering to my computer and I register two sipphone numbers with my computer. When I

I've just finished a general purpose configuration utility for the GS phones: 1) Generates files from scratch (using MAC), from HTML config listing, or by directly downloading from the phone. 2) Does multiple simulteneous edits. 3) Can reboot as many or as few phones at a time as you like. I would like to offer it to the list, but there are 2 issues: 1) I want to GPL it first, if

hi, I known, that this is not * related, but a lot of members of this ML uses GS BT phones. I have patched the atftp serber to recognize the TFTP OPTION, whis these phone send during boot. Patch includes - another locations for configs, firmware and ring tones - different FW versions for phones - custom ring tones for the phones You can find patch, source/unpatched/ and DEB for

Hi, what's thereal use of cfg.txt file during Grandstream GXP2000 provisioning? Thanks -- Domenico Viggiani

Symptom: Phone after about 15mins will stop functioning Problem: DHCP lease renewed but default route dropped Fix: Assign a static ip and problem is resolved. Upgrade to new firmware once it is released It turn's out that these phones have a few issue in 1.0.3.81 firmware. The phone may stop transmitting packets if configured with DHCP, if DHCP is being provided by certain devices. Netopia

Hi All, It appears the NetApp OnTap tftp server we were using doesn't implement the "OpCode: Error Code (5); Error Code: File not found (1)" response." so we just moved the tftp service to RHEL boxes running HPA tftpd. It's essential for our deployment system to locate the pxelinux config specific to an installation request based on it's MAC address. If the MAC based

I have a Grandstream GSX-2000 with .. Software Version: Program-- 1.0.0.3 Bootloader-- 1.0.0.3 I tried to do an HTTP update from the Grand Stream web site... After half an hour, I recycled power and now its dead... LED's come on and stay on, screen and buttons are dead. Connectivity to Grandstream.com was always good - whenever I checked (I downloaded the "User Manual" in a