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Patrick hi. Asterisk can do that, and you don't need VOIP lines. If you connect Asterisk to the net, and all employees have a VOIP phone (either hardware or software) then you're good to go. What do you need? To begin with, install linux on an old pc (well, not too old). Then go to voip-info.org and take a look at the Asterisk wiki. Everything you need is there. And of course, we're

Come to think of it since the DTA310 uses DNS to find the SIP server, you could setup a DNS cache and override the DNS entry for what packet8 uses (proxy2-eqix-sjo.packet8.net : 15062, over here) to point to the IP of your own SIP server? Kind of a hack but it should work as long as it's running on port 15062. I am very new to this so I don't know if there's a port standard for SIP

Sorry for the misspelling... Thanks for the replies. I will set it up and start playing. This is all very exciting. I've been using VoIP as my primary phone but this is going a bit further. At the office we have a T1 that is probably fairly dead after hours. Supporting 5-10 users should be fine I'd imagine. I've read 1 VoIP connection uses about 64kbps or 8KB/s? So...

Earlier this afternoon I had this working exten => 2890,1,Answer exten => 2890,2,GoTo(12) exten => 2890,12,Wait(1) exten => 2890,13,Festival('I can say numbers like') exten => 2890,14,SayNumber(1230001,f) exten => 2890,15,Wait(1) exten => 2890,16,HangUp I was so very proud of myself... All of a sudden after a reboot.... I get the following from the same call plan

I am having trouble locating webvmail on my * server. Is this a seprate porgram or does it come with *. I am running version asterick*CLI> show version Asterisk CVS-03/26/04-17:08:20 built by root@localhost.localdomain on a i686 running Linux asterick*CLI> Thanks Kurt __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos: High-quality 4x6 digital prints for 25¢

Thanks for that. I just got rid of packet 8 and went with 100% asterisk in my house. But I use the PAP2-NA and RT31P2 from Linksys for my FXS ports. But would like to have an extra FXS laying around just in case.. .o-------------------------------------------------------o. Brian Fertig Network Engineer Planet Telecom, Inc. Tampa, FL Office -----Original Message----- From:

This Friday's edition of the weekly VoIP Users Conference call is all about wideband audio (aka HD Voice) and conferencing. The guest for this call is David Frankel, CEO of ZipDX a commercial service that specializes in wideband conferencing. We expect an interesting call touching on many aspects of VoIP going beyond the traditional phone service, conference bridges, technical standards,

Hi All... Can Asterick detect distinctive ringing on a POTS line and answer with different configurations? Thanks...

I have been looking around for VoIP providers but have not found a good listing. Is there no "yellow pages" for VoIP providers? Google mostly returns services like Vonage, Packet8, NuFone, ect. None seam to be very reseller friendly and none offer LNP or local DID's for my area. Anyone know of a list (even a partial one) Jeromie Reeves

Greetings. I did some digging with Google, the wiki, and on the archives, but didn't find a recent conclusive answer. If this is answered in the wiki or archives somewhere, please point me to it. I'm in the process of setting up an Asterisk box for home use. I've got a X100P card on the way. I've not decided what analog adapter(s) to get yet. The only phone service to hook up

Hi, We're pleased have a 25-year telephony veteran with us tomorrow, Aswath Rao. Aswath maintains that "Trapezoidal VoIP is Evil". Join us and ask questions, make comments, argue about geeky details... and maybe win a Gigaset S675IP SIP/DECT g722-capable phone with an additional handset. Those of us who have these phones like them a lot. All dial in info is here: http://VUC.me -

We're on track for a release of Asterisk 0.4.0 soon. I'd like to try to see to it that we have squared away our SIP implementation by then, and after that point, try to keep it in tip top shape. In general, I find that SIP is extremely fragile, and every time I try to fix one bug, I end up creating another somewhere. What I need are strategies for verifying that the SIP implementation

Here's t link: http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=JUEFVG ENEA01YQSNDBCCKH0CJUMEKJVN?articleID=165702588 The bottom line is that they compare retail VOIP providers like Comcast Cable, Time-Warner Cable, AT&T, Vonage, Packet8 et al. Their methodology seems sound. Their conclusion is that retail VOIP services don't yet match the PSTN for reliability &

I have two * boxes running two differnet versions of *. Box A is running: Asterisk CVS-HEAD-07/14/04-16:28:29 built by root@asterick.dell.cpu.com on a i686 running Linux Box B is running: Asterisk 1.0.3 built by root@dell.cpu.net on a i386 running FreeBSD I can make a IAX call from B to A but not from A to B. When I try to make a call from A to B I get these messages: Feb 21 12:48:12

Folks, My question concerns the SIP Notify that is being sent to ... device. You can see it in the following line: Voicemail: 0/0 Shows no Voice mail but I did leave a voice mail at the extension. Any suggestion on what I should look for in my * setup. I am not worried about the 481 coming back for the other side yet. Once I get a handle on the Notify, I'll work on the 481.

I am trying to reconfigure an asterisk box that was using an HFC-S card with bristuff but is now using 2 analog lines therefore I want to use the TDM02B to connect to two POTS lines. The TDM02B has 2 red modules. I have this in /etc/zaptel.conf loadzone=nl defaultzone=nl fxsks=1-2 I have /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf signalling=fxs_ks echocancel=yes echocancelwhenbridged=yes echotraining=400

I am running Asterisk CVS-HEAD-07/14/04-16:28:29 and noticed that when I send a subscribe I get back a 403. This used to work in an old version which I forgot to record before upgrading to the above version. Any suggestion? I can register fine with the * server. Sip read: SUBSCRIBE sip:2486@192.168.0.2:5060 SIP/2.0 Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.1:5060;branch=z9hG4bK46F2668 From:

Hello! I would like to get connected with a VoIP provider for home. At some point, I'm sure I will be connecting to it via an Asterisk box, but for now, I will be using whatever hardware they provide. What recomendations do you in the Asterisk community have for a reliable VoIP service that will hopefully interoperate with Asterisk? A company that is actually willing to work with an

When I make a call out on the Faktortel number I am then able to transfer to call to my asterisk meetme room of 801 by hitting 'transfer' then '801' then 'send' on my grandstream phone. This connects my faktortel trunk (and who ever is on the other end) to my conference room I can then make another call using my local pstn service and set up a 3 way (or whatever number

This is somewhat related to my other query on the list regarding NAT traversal. I have heard many times that IAX is "NAT-transperant". I am unsure how it accomplishes this. I do know that SIP works like this: your SIP device send a request to the SIP server (usually on port 5060) with whatever command. The SIP server respends to your device's "apparent" IP and port (this