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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Greetings, I've just about got Asterisk up and running and am wondering the following. Currently, I subscribe to both Vonage and Broadvoice and as such, I've got a Sipura and Cisco ATA186. Although I'm sure this is expressly prohibited somewhere in my service agreements, can I reprogram these devices to access my own asterisk server rather than

I setup a vonage account last year, and cancelled it last night when I put my asterisk box together and signed up for a Broadvoice account to use with it. Now I would like to use my Linksys router as an MTA, but realize it is still programmed with all of vonage's proprietary information and I do not know how to clear it. I understand that just pushing the reset button will not do it.

In the process of investigating a Cisco ATA 186 that was locked by Vonage, I found that you can still unlock the device yourself. But there's a catch. The device's design has a great plus: a DIP32 *socketed* SST28SF040A flash chip. I found an 8 digit unlock code at 0x03FA71-0x03FA78. I do not know if that is a standard location. If you have the equipment, you're in luck. But

All, I have been thru the archives and all the relevant URL's sent to me. I have sent e-mail to those who have gone before me and are attempting to accomplish the same goal - no one has it working?. Doesn't anyone have a WORKING asterisk pbx that hooks into vonage? Thanks, Jerry Roy 562-305-9545 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

I just installed Asterisk on my server and I have Vonage softphone. I need my Asterisk server to receive calls through the Vonage Softphone DID and make outgoing calls through the Vonage ATA using an X100p to connect to it. Can someone help me out on configuring this? I really need this for my business and would greatly appreciate the help.

I have a small pile of them from customers who were too lazy to send them back after switching to our local voice service... Is there any hope of ever using these things with Asterisk? Vonage does not want them back and they won't unlock them either. A terrible shame! Should I just toss them? Steve

If anyone out there has an ATA-186 that they purchased but cannot use with Asterisk due to it's being locked by Vonage, please contact me off-list. JT

Is anyone using Vonage on an FXO port in Asterisk? How well does it work? Specifically, any echo/delay problems? Second part, I am assuming it is possible to separate fxo ports for least cost routing correct? In other words, I would like the routing to be such that any local or 1-800# dials fxo ports 1-4 which is a normal 4 line analog PSTN connection. Any long distance call will try to dial

I've been reading all I can in order to try to implement an asterisk setup. In speaking with someone the other day, they advised they thought there was a way to make a SIP or softphone (gnophone) go straight out to the vonage network through asterisk. I already have vonage set up with an ATA 186. What I'm wondering is is there some way that I could direct dial from a softphone

Hi, Can U tell me the Vonage ATA 186 settings? I would like to try to have a web interface on my adapter :-)) Best regards, Chris Hariga

Does anyone have a working connection to Vonage via asterisk? (SIP, not ATA) I just signed up to test their service and they sent me a Number, Proxy, port and password. Every reference I have tried leaves me with a 404 error coming from Vonage. If you have a working setup, please post some config references. ? Thank You, Steven BerkHolz Soon to be known as HIROTEC AMERICA

There was a flurry of "Vonage is going to unlock SIP" activity last year; did anything productive ever come of it? Are *you* using your Vonage lines directly into Asterisk? In lieu of that, for a 4 line small business that doesn't need to pay Vonage $150 a month, who? Broadvoice? Someone else? I'm a touch unimpressed with the fact that BV's website *won't quote you

The Vonage service is offered with a SIP Cisco ATA device for connection to an analog phone. Is it possible to connect the Vonage service directly to the Asterisk PBX bypassing the ATA and FXO card? Are there other services that offer this capability or something similar to IP dialtone? Thanks Kevin -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

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Fry's Electronics has a new Linksys 2 line ATA box for sale for $59.99 retail. They have a version with a router for $89.99. We picked the non-router version up and it seems to be a rebadged Sipura SPA-2000. The box has a Vonage service package inside as well, but it does work with other services. The box also has a "User Guide" meant for end-users that is very well written [no

I just got setup with vonage.ca with the motorola ata unit.. I fired up ethreal and checked out what's flying over the network... The sniff below would lead me to believe that it might be possible to have asterisk spoof the User-Agent field and register itself? Any thoughts/feedback? Thanks. > > No. Time Source Destination Protocol Info >

My boss is insisting we support fax, and I keep telling him that Fax over IP is very unreliable and not recommended and his immediate come-back is "Vonage does it." and it's very hard to figure out how. I don't think Vonage does T.38, the Linksys/Sipura units they're using doesn't support T.38 to my knowledge. That means they have to be using G.711Ulaw to send faxes.

I got a call from an ISP friend tonight who said he is getting calls from people who are getting signed up with Vonage. Instead of sending them ATA186s, apparently they're receiving something made by Motorola. They apparently work significantly differently than the Cisco units, and there have been some problems. Anybody know anything further? Thx. B.

I know Vonage doesn't officially have a "bring your own device" type program, but they do offer a softphone. Has anyone gotten Asterisk to connect directly to Vonage? This would be a great help!! -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20060329/5bc9f644/attachment.htm

John Todd wrote.... > For those of you wanting to salvage your Cisco ATA-186 after > inadvertent locking, or after recovering your devices from a vendor > who has locked them, here is a rainy-day project for you: > somedoc.pdf..... Immediately strides to ATA, rips off cover... woohoo, EEPROM is socketed.... well maybe I'll just copy the contents of a working ATA into the