similar to: AW: Integrating an old PBX with Asterisk

Hi everyone, our setup includes a NEC PBX connected to our asterisk via bri lines. The NEC has a doorphone feature, which is just an extension that calls you when someone rings. When connected to this extensions, a 'flash' signalling opens the door. So now, i'd like to trigger this from asterisk, too, but unfortunately wasn't able to do so. Setup: asterisk

Hi, > I've never run against a commercial PBX that didn't need > maintenance. Acknowledged. > VM hard > drives fail, > ... > Asterisk is > every bit as stable > as the old-gen KSUs and PBXs. There are big differences. As I know of no other PBX that uses 'consumer' hardware, asterisk is also struggling with problems in the underlying Hardware. And

For all the peoples that wanted to test my windows IAX2 phone, I've put it up on a server where it can be downloaded. For the ones that wanted the DLL, it's available on the same page. For the DLL, I will post a list of the functions in it and the parameters it expect as soon as I have some free time. All comments (good or bad) are welcome The phone can be used mostly with the keyboard

Hi all, I have just been reading an article on the asterisk-doc site about ISDN X-Over cables. The article mentioned the converting of an NT1 to make this possible, has anybody got the information required to modify a BT NT1? Or any information on the BT NT1. Thanks in advance. Regards Dave

I've read quite a bit in the older mailing list posts and the wiki but I'm missing some simple point. 1) What is required to send an SMS to a mobile outside the office given: Channel: ZAP/1 send it to $SMS_RECIPIENT (which includes the final "extra" digit) via $SMS_CENTER=the national message center server for sending messages $MESSAGE= the message text How is the .call file

Hi Stefan, > At the moment I'm into the Bleuz mailing list for getting the SCO > feature to work, starting with my laptops BT and my dads Nokia. > > I have now a basic understanding from the RFCOMM layer which delivers > the AT commands, AT works. If I get the basic SCO functions > working with > the test tools, to get the headsetfunction itself into the > pc.

I've got spanDSP and Asterisk Stable using an X100p running on Fedora Core 3 but there is a curious phenomenon when I receive faxes. If I start Asterisk from the command line (usually, asterisk -c or asterisk -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvcp ) I can receive faxes and mailtofax sends them to me OK. If I start the asterisk service (service asterisk start) that uses safe_asterisk, faxes appear to be

using "synchronized" subsecond timestamps imho only makes sense with synchronized time (ntp) through that ssh tunnel, too. and with this assumption a "full VPN ssh usage" instead of "only filesystem timestamps" [maybe trying with target systems without subsecond timestamps?] seems impractical to me. or at least "... [sry, didnt have internet to send, incomplete

Hi, I'm trying to start with Asterisk, but I could not put 2 softphones to talk. The asterisk server rejects the connections always when I dial. May 17 07:49:22 NOTICE[1924]: Rejected connect attempt from 192.168.0.106 What is necessary to put it to work? There is no need to configure external lines. extensions.conf [internal1] exten => 311000,1,Dial(SIP/teste1) [internal2] exten

Hi. Am new to this concept but have been requested to add VOIP capability to a small office phone system. They currently have 4 standard analog lines running into a PBX feeding 16 phones, with all the usual features, call transfer call hold internal calls etc. would the following seem reasonable ? asterisk server:- ( what specs ) cat5 > broadband (VOIP) 4 FXO's for incoming PSTN

Hi all, I was thinking about integrating an old PBX with Asterisk and I was wondering some possible configurations. The question is: which is the best way to let the 2 systems interact ? I can imagine some possible scenarios: - scenario 1: I want to use other then old PBX terminations (ie I have to link the 2 systems with some internal number line) In this scenario I could think to give each user

Hi, at the university department we have quite old Panasonic 2+6 PBX (1BRI + 6 POTS for outputs) and 25 local analog extensions. We would like to add Asterisk with 1 fresh BRI line and possibly integrate with existing equipment (we would like to crossover between both pbxses). What would be most efficient way to do this ? Thanks in advance, regards, Rob.

I have been successful in setting up asterisk and making workstation to workstation SIP calls. But I am lost when it comes to anything past that. We are trying to integrate this asterisk server into with our Executone (432?) PBX to allow us to make outbound SIP calls between our disparate locations. We have a T1 card in our PBX, and the Digium TE110P card in the Asterisk. We have the T1 card

Correction: The hardware is a Wildcard T100P (not a TE110P) Thanks! > -----Original Message----- > From: Geoff Manning [mailto:gmanning@zoom.com] > Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 9:07 AM > To: Asterisk Users (E-mail) > Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Integrating Asterisk into our Legacy PBX > <--Newb > > > I have been successful in setting up asterisk and making >

hi list. after my unsuccessfull experiences with mISDN i tried again to implement a zaphfc based solution. problem is: sound on calls via capi is stuttering/broken and therefore unuseable. my conf: - cel 1300, 256mb ram - avm b1 via capi connected to my outgoing ISDN - acer surf pci via zaphafc and crosslink cable with termination as internal bus - siemens gigaset 3035 as internal phone -

I'm looking for a way to give VoIP capabilities to an existing PBX: it's made by Mitel and it's used in a small/medium environment (a few dozen phones, but the PBX has capabilities for up to 200, if i remember correctly). Any high-level guidelines on how to integrate Asterisk with a PBX that's already in use? Probably that particular PBX is not supported directly, but are there

Hi, I'm just in the process of replacing a crappy Siemens PBX with a new and shiny Asterisk system. To connect Legacy equipment I hooked up a small ISDN PBX (DeTeWe OpenCom 36) to one port on a Junghanns.net quadBRI card. That port is configured for NT Point to Multipoint (Mehrgeraeteanschluss) mode. Now I can place calls from the ISDN PBX to the other Asterisk extensions but the other way

Dear LLVMer ; i'm trying to use LLVM for a specific target, using different memory banks. I have written the frontend to generate a valid IR and want to use the existing passes (as defined in tool opt) to optimize the code. The target has specific instructions, so following advices given in documentation, I created an intrinsic function, with attribute [IntrReadArgMem]. My test case is

Hi, I'm currently deciding on what card to pruchase for octo/quad BRI card to use with Asterisk on EuroISDN lines. I'm aware of at least two options (Junghanns or Beronet), but don't know how stable and well supported they are. Which ones are better supported ? Any experiences? Any advice ? How tos ? What would you buy ? Thanks in advance, Regards, Rob.

On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 7:38 AM, Julien Schmitt <jschmitt at dibcom.fr> wrote: > Dear LLVMer ; > > i'm trying to use LLVM for a specific target, using different memory banks. > I have written the frontend to generate a valid IR and want to use the > existing passes (as defined in tool opt) to optimize the code. > > The target has specific instructions, so following