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Is anyone using this combination successfully? I have a dell 500sc running rh9 and asterisk 1.0rc1. It is configured with an x100p. I have a Sipura SPA-2000, laptop with Xlite and a Grandstream Budgetone BT-101. I have signed up with Voipjet (they use iax2). I also have an FWD number via iax2. I can sucessfully call back and forth to all devices via zap, sip, and fwd. I can successfully

I have a couple of Budgetones that I am playing with trying to get them to work with * from a remote network over the Internet (yes NAT joy!). My * server is in my DMZ and I have 5060 and my RTP range forwarded (UDP) to my public address (through a Cisco PIX). Internally, I can setup my budgetone, it registers and works great. I then have a Linksys router connected to another Internet

hi all, was wondering if someone could assist with a slight problem i'm having. I have asterisk setup with extensions 101 to 109 and am using xlite, grandstream budgetone, polycom ip500 and a couple of other phones. the problem is: 1. only the xlite extension (107) can receive calls. 2. all extensions can dial into voicemail and get mwi when msgs are received. 3. when dialing a non-xlite

who can tell me how to do TDM over enthernet ? pc a connect pc b only use TDM card? thank you John. -----????----- ???: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com]?? asterisk-users-request@lists.digium.com ????: 2004?12?23? 11:47 ???: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com ??: Asterisk-Users Digest, Vol 5, Issue 336 Send Asterisk-Users mailing list

We are using MFC/R2 driver successfully in at least three places in Brazil. I have problem with an Asterisk integrated with MFC/R2 with a Siemens Hicom 300. I can get a good audio quality with Grandstream, Polycom, and X-Lite softfones, but SIPURAS and Linksys get a garbled audio, something like a "Darth Vader" voice. We have tried everything in Sipura. The SIPURA 2000 and the Linksys

Hello. I have an * server set up on a public IP. I have SIP clients at three different locations, all behind NATs. I have all the SIP users set up this way: [user1] type=friend username=user1 secret=password1 callerid="User 1"<101> host=dynamic qualify=yes context=outgoing All three SIP clients are configured to use STUN (using stun.fwdnet.net:3478). Furthermore, I have

I purchased the DigitNetworks VoIP Starter Kit Full (FXO Card & GrandStream BudgeTone-100 IP Phone) To tell the truth, I can't believe I've got it working this far! Most everything is working. However, I'm having a few problems outlined below: Using XLite: - Working inside the LAN I can dial and use all the options in the demo IVR I can dial to an outside line telephone

Hi, I've got an Asterisk box with grandstream and xlite clients on it. No here's the thing: - I grey out all the codecs on the Xlite except for GSM - I call the Grandstream from the Xlite, the Xlite uses the GSM codec and the Grandstream uses ulaw, with Asterisk doing the conversion, everything fine - I call the Xlite from the Grandstrea, the Xlite ends up using the ulaw codec as

I'm using 1 BudgeTone 100 IP Phone and a Sipura 2000 for all my old analog phones. The analog phones with the Sipura seem to work great. Voice quality is fine on both ends on the Sipura. I'm using the Teliax service and I use the Ulaw codec for all phones. However, I'm struggling with the BudgeTone 100. On my end, I find there is lot's of voice cut outs. I'm told my

Hey Steve and everyone, I looked at the configuration, and unless I am missing something I don't think they are configured # ztcfg -vv Zaptel Configuration ====================== Channel map: 0 channels configured. In the zapata.conf file, it is the sample version, but I didn't notice anything in there that related to what you said. Or is it in a different file or location? I am

Hi All I have 3 GrandStream BudgeTone-100's which connect to an * box with a HFC-S based ISDN card using ISDN4Linux. I have setup the BudgeTone-100's to use Early Dial which for calling between the three phones works well, but for the external calls using the following extension exten => _9.,1,Dial(Modem/g1:${EXTEN:1}) Only the first digit is dial on the ISDN Line. Does anyone know of

An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20040709/2e9bd3f6/attachment.htm -------------- next part -------------- ? Hi there, This is shan. I need help regarding the grandstream Budgetone - 100 phone which i configured. My problem is: I can able to do call ---> Softphone(PC) ---> * ---> Grandstream Budgetone-100 but

Hi, I'm considering giving the Grandstream BudgeTone-102 phones a try. I've been using Cisco 7960's to date, but the low cost of the Grandstream phones are hard to ignore. I have two questions: 1) Does the message waiting indicator on the BudgeTone's work with Asterisk? 2) The one line 12-digit LDC concerns me a bit. Is the LCD able to display both the CID number and name on

I'm running Asterisk CVS-HEAD-05/24/04-17:37:48 on kernel 2.4.25-gentoo-r3. I have a Digium TDM-400P card with 4 FXO ports. Here are the pertinent files: zaptel.conf: fxsks=1-4 loadzone = us defaultzone=us zapata.conf: [channels] context=north_in_pots_vip group=1 signalling=fxs_ks usecallerid=no hidecallerid=no callwaiting=no restrictcid=no threewaycalling=no echocancel=1

Ronald, Grandstream products have a one year warrantee. If you don't have any luck with Pulver, contact us and we can probably get your phones exchanged. Please don't assume that your experience with Grandstream is typical. We sell a lot of these phones and the overwhelming majority of the purchasers are very happy with their units. The quality has improved tremendously over the last

I recently posted a question RE the Sipura 941 and using different ring tones, Thanks to hads I managed to use SET(_ALERT_INFO=Classic-1) to achieve this but trying this on the GXP 2000's didn't seem to do the trick?? Has anyone one had any luck on this topic? Also haven't been able to find any info on an auto-answer for the GXP 2000, again, I have succeeded in doing so with the

I'm looking to purchase and deploy a bunch of hardphones for agent use. The phones will have to register with Asterisk and/or SER, depending on where the phones go. They need only one line, G729 codec, and no super fancy features. Preferrably something that is easy to provision. I would think the BudgeTone would be good, but then I've read so many people complaining about them, and some

I don't know how I managed to mess up sending this last time, but somehow it got attached to the AgentCallbackLogin thread. Since the indended audience may not see it there, please indulge me by tolerating this second copy: Here's a little tidbit about the non-functional flash key on the Budgetone 100's. I have 20 of these phones. On some, the flash key works, and on some it

Hi everyone. I see many posts complaining about Grandstream equipment, so I thought I tell the other side of the story as well. We use Grandstream Budgetone 101 phones in our office and they work extremely well. We have no echo, no crashes, no sudden resets, they "just work". We provision them using TFTP. Our asterisk box has 2 HFCPCI ISDN BRI cards. It's running asterisk 1.2.0 on

Hello guys, I ask you to share your experience with your BudgeTone 100.... I have my asterisk @ work and I've bought a GrandStream BudgeTone (SIP phone) and I usually use X-Lite I have plugged my BudgeTone into my home network because I want to be called even at home. I succeed to register my X-Lite with Asterisk from home but I can't do that with my BudgeTone. (I don't know