similar to: Re: teliax [Was: LiveVoip is Bankrupt]

So far my experience with TOS has been that most of them are pretty odd. No one wants the liability of a stock trade gone foul or a call to the doctor that gets disconnected. Essentially, those things in the TOS are just a CYA. They are un-enforced but should someone decide to attempt to sue based upon a financial loss, the ITSP is covered. So, yep. That is weird but not unexpected. Heaven

Hi, I am new to asterisk , i am getting the following error,& the /etc/zaptel.conf file entry is as follows defaultzone=us loadzone=us span=1,1,0,esf,b8zs,yellow bchan=1-23 dchan=24 Parsing '/etc/asterisk/zapata.conf': Found Jul 1 18:33:35 WARNING[16384]: chan_zap.c:664 zt_open: Unable to specify channel 1: No such device or address Jul 1 18:33:35 ERROR[16384]: chan_zap.c:5296

This is probably a good time to point out that there is a good litmus test for all Voip providers. PRIOR to purchasing anything, send them an email and request the sales information. Ask about their servers or their policies or anything you can think of. How they respond will tell you a lot. If it takes forever, you can tell that they are either really busy, really indifferent, or something in

One would assume they have better things to do as they are quite busy. I think this is just a proactive measure meaning they say you cannot do it upfront so that in the event of a problem, it was predeclared. As to the rest of the TOS, I could be wrong but I got the impression that the owner of VoipJet speaks English as a second language due to some email exchanges. If that is the case, the TOS

<For someone that places outbound calls only, in a fairly low volume, is there a recommendation for which one would be <best for me? <I have had continual audio trouble with LiveVOIP, though other services <(FWD) work fine, so I'd want something that has good audio quality. I will toss in my $0.02 and say that I have had good luck with Voxee, simple setup, good quality, not so

I agree with that fact the same questions get posted, but that problem is compounded by the fact the archives are not really searchable. If the were as lease some users would search. The archives need to be fully indexed. -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of steve szmidt Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005

So it looks like Livevoip went Bankrupt ------------------------------------------- There is a Federal Court Order in place and has been since Friday early a.m. ALL Suppliers are now under a Court Order that prevents them from terminating any and all services to LiveVoip LLC. If they take such any action they will be in direct violation of a U.S. Federal Court Order. If you have any questions

I am trying to use ChanIsAvail to detect the best route for a call. I am testing by dialing an extension that is then forwarded to the DID. Normally it will be an incoming PSTN call that is forwarded. When I try it, I get put on hold for a few seconds and miss the beginning of the recorded message. Any ideas what is going on? -- Executing ChanIsAvail("SIP/501-304d",

I am trouble finding a configuration that works for ChanIsAvail and SIP. My two providers are Voxee and Teliax. I have these lines in a macro exten => s,n,ChanIsAvail(SIP/teliax&SIP/voxee) exten => s,n,Cut(CH=AVAILCHAN,-,1) exten => s,n,NoOp(AVAILCHAN= ${CH}) ; Dial the available Channel exten => s,n,Dial(${CH}/${ARG1},60,t) Looking at the execution, I can see what the AVAILCHAN

I am trying to construct a macro for long distance dialling. I have two internet feeds, I have all routes including Teliax on Internet A and a static route to Voxee on Internet B. I thought I could use the dialplan entry below which uses the ChanIsAvail() command to check the connection, but this returns the provider but not the username, so I don't understand how to use this for real

Hello all, I am trying to find out if anyone has a provider that is good with dtmf playback using a Sipura 2100? I've just dialed with voxee and the call goes through but when I press 1 my dialer does not " hear" it. My dialer is making the call using a Dialogic d/4PCI connected to the Sipura 2100 through voxee and I am calling my landline. When I pick up the landline

I'm trying to setup asterisk to accept call from Teliax, request the 10 digit number from user, then dial it thru the VoIPJet. If I'm not wrong I will be charged by both providers because both connection is active during conversation. So my question is can I set the things so that I pay only to VoIPJet? Specific configuration snippets will be greatly appeciated. Thank you.

Mike, No they have not. Calls are failing again today. They have offered to refund my money but that does not solve the problem. My asterisk server is only 4 to 12 ms away from their "network". I have had VERY good luck with nufone.(40 to 45ms away) Only have 1 or 2% fail rate. Going to be calling txlink.net on Monday. Seems that LiveVoIP does not care about asterisk users. They like

Not to point the finger at Teliax, but I'm having some unique problems with their service that are as yet unexplained. Incoming calls are fine. Outgoing calls don't work, though they did at one time. As of today, I'm running the latest code from CVS. -- Called teliax/13143212222 -- Call accepted by 208.139.204.245 <http://208.139.204.245> (format ulaw) -- Format for call is

We are looking for SIP trunks for our * pbx for our business. Being able to port our numbers is an absolute requirement. teliax can do it, but I am unsure of the others. Anyone have experiences (good, bad) with the above mentioned providers to share? Eg reliability, quality, etc. -Dan

I just signed up with livevoip for 800 DID and have very choppy audio. From PSTN to my asterisk is ok but asterisk to PSTN is terrible. I am using IAX and was assigned to server iax01.nyc.*. I do not believe it is a bandwidth problem on my end and I have no problems using iax with gafachi. I opened a ticket with livevoip but no response yet. Would I be better off using sip with them? Is there

Hello. I am having an issue where sometimes the cheapest provider for certain international destinations is not always reliable in completing calls. However, there is not problem once the call is made (i.e. no lag or echo or anything). The way I have it set up right now (for example) for Dar es Salaam, Tanzania is: exten => _925522XX.,1,Dial(IAX2/livevoip/011${EXTEN:1}) exten =>

Receiving calls from LiveVoip DIDs results in dropped DTMF digits. I'm using SIP, not IAX, and I've tried this without a dtmfmode and with dtmfmode in all the various permutations. Note that LiveVoip does not instruct us to put any dtmfmod statement in. The server is set to do ulaw and I've verified that it is doing so. LiveVoip originally suggested that I go from IAX to SIP to

I have several DIDs (working well) with LiveVoip and I just signed up for some outbound minutes. Unfortunately they did not send connection instructions. I tried: exten => _1NXXNXXXXXX,2,Dial(IAX2/userid:password@217.160.244.186/${EXTEN}|60|s) but I get the error Feb 19 15:14:09 WARNING[21453]: chan_iax2.c:5546 socket_read: Call rejected by 217.160.244.186: No authority found --

A few months ago, the friendly folks from liveVOIP went under. We had some discussion on how to limit our losses, and my recommendation was a chargeback, since "FTTP Services" -- their CC merchant -- wasn't affected by the bankruptcy, as far as we could tell. Today, I received this from my CC company: http://muware.com/asterisk/livevoip.pdf Anyone else got lucky?