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Hi, hoping that experienced hands will quickly show me the right way: after a fruitless web search i am turning to this list with my rather elementary question: is there any other way to communicate with the IAXy besides using special utility software that needs to be compiled under UNIX? Here is the story: about two months ago, after some not very satisfactory attempts at using SIP (my phone

Hi. I am trying to provision my newly purchased IAXy. I tried ./iaxyprov 192.168.0.4 myiaxy.conf It print a bunch of numbers on screen and then say Provisioning is 63 bytes Total packet is 77 bytes Got response back from '192.168..0.4' And that's it. I didnt get nothing else and there isnt any solid yellow light after minutes. I wonder if anyone could explain what I'm seeing? Is

I have a brand new IAXy I'm playing with. I do not get a dialtone on the phone, or any response at ll on the phone. No sound, no dialing, no ringing. The phone and wire are tested and known to be good. I think I have it setup correctly. When I give the iaxprov command I get this: #iaxyprov 192.168.1.90 iaxy.conf 02: c0 a8 01 5a 05: 11 d9 03: ff ff ff 00 04:

Not sure if this is the best place but does any one have any used IAXy's they are interested in selling? I am looking to pick one up cheap for a proof of concept before going all out on them. Also does any one have any real life practical experience with how well (or not so well) that these devices have worked for them? you can reply to me off list at asterisk@matraex.com Thanks Michael

I can't seem to get this device to grab an ip from dhcp. We have a working dhcp server (unfortunately it is on Windows), but I don't show any leases requested by the iaxy. Anyone have any ideas? The ethernet and phone lines are plugged in before the device is powered. Thanks, Erik

I've got a single IAXy installed in a little office nearby and got a call from someone on site a finew mintues ago. Apparently they couldn't make a call on that extension. They'd pick up the phone and get nothing; no dial-tone. Running "iax2 show peers" showed the unit still registered and I could ping it too. Didn't try to call it while it was doing this; sorry. The

Hi, If I need to connect a home based user to an Asterisk server, how does the above work? Is it (after being configured/provisioned) plug and play? Anyone done this got any comments Thanks John

Hi, I've got an IAXy, and provided it with connection data - unfortunately didn't provide a fixed ip address, but left with dhcp. Everthing went fine, and I could work a while with it. After a restart of IAXy, it didn't negotiate a new IP address, nor used the old one. I even restarted the DHCP server and cleared its cache. No success. I went to another office with a different

I've heard comments about the instability of the IAXy (loosing IP, locking up, etc) . I want to deploy some, in a remote site. The comments on the instability suggest that the simplest approach is to power-cycle them when you have problems. The IAXy would only be in use from 3PM to 8 PM. My potential simple solution is to have a timed power brick (like what you would use for a block heater)

Ok, I searched the lists and found no definitive answer. I'm assuming the IAXy has some primitive form of echo cancel, is there anyway to adjust this? Or any ideas on what to do instead. Here's the setup, this will not be a typical setup for our company however, well whatever. Anyway it looks like this: IAXy --> Netgear router --> Charter --> Level3 --> Asterisk --> VOIP or

I place a call from an IAXY to an IAXY device. INitially the calls show in the output of "show channels". Then after a few seconds the "show channels" command shows 0 active channels even though I am still talking on the channels. Any ideas on this? THanks, Jerry

Hello-- In the interest of Symmetry, does anyone else in the world see any need for a device like the IAXy (or the SIP ones from other manufacturers, like the ATA186), but one that presents an FXO interface instead, so it can be connected not to phones, but the PSTN? murf

Hi all, I have a small query regarding ringing tones on an iaxy2. I have a customer who uses an iaxy to breakout to pstn via our *. However the customer complains that he gets no ringing tone whislt making calls, i just visited the site and can confirm this. I also have another customer who is presently in canada with an iaxy calling thru our * , he doesnt have this issue. I presume that the

Hi all, getting a server going wiht a few TDM400's and some phones, and some IAXys too I haven't heard any issues about AU phones being able to RING in Australia, like the problem in the UK with ring capacitors on the BT system. Are there any problems like that? Also, with the iaxy's -- they should work (and ring) in Australia right? The only hint I'm seeing around is the use

In features.conf, I have uncommented the transfer features under feature map, but I still cannot transfer using a POTS phone on an IAXy adapter. I think I am missing something here.... Any help is appreciated. Here is features.conf: ; ; Sample Parking configuration ; [general] parkext => 700 ; What extension to dial to park parkpos => 701-720 ;

Hi All, I am looking for a GSM VoIP gateway for use with Asterisk. I have come across VoiceBlue by 2N but it's price is beyond my reach. Are there any other alternatives out there? I've scanned across the mail achieves for an answer to this without much success, if the question has already been answered kindly point me to the resource. Allan.

For anyone playing around with IAXy(S100i) devices, I am making the following available: Windows IAXy Provision v1.00 This is a from-the-ground-up development of a means of provisioning IAXy devices using a Windows environment. For some users, being bound to Linux for IAXy provisioning is not viable or convenient in some cases. This application provides a GUI data entry for the various IAXy

According to http://kb.digium.com/entry/12/ The Iaxy will respond to pings on port 9999. You can ping your broadcast IP on your network and listen with tcpdump on your network on port 9999 which will show the Iaxy responding and what IP address it is coming from. Ex. ping 192.168.1.255 tcpdump -i eth0 udp port 9999" Before I get my karma whacked again, does this work for

I'm having a problem with my IAXy not always connecting to my Asterisk box. When I pick-up the phone plugged in to the IAXy I get a busy signal. I have to hang-up the phone and wait a few seconds after the orange LED goes out and then try again. When this happens I don't see any connection attempts in the Asterisk -r output. When I do get the IAXy to connect to Asterisk I get a

Hi.. I have to setup an extension in a remote location that will use a cordless analog telephone.. I am looking at the IAXY to do this for me..Basically the data path will be as follows... [Asterisk] == (NAT) == {Internet} == (NAT) == ATA -- Handset Since there are two NAT boxes in the path I know SIP won't work.. I also don't want to move the Asterisk box to the internet side of the