similar to: Pingtel hardphone config' requested

I just bought a Pingtel Xpressa from VoipSupply for use with Asterisk. I know that Pingtel has sold off their hardphone line and discontinued support for their phones, but I'd like to track down a few of the Java applications that they distributed before they went away, specifically their LDAP Phonebook app. Does anyone have a copy that they could send me? It was publicly

Slash-dot is pointing to this article on Asterisk and Pingtel. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/05/22/pingtel_voip/ Paul Paul Mahler www.signate.com

Greetings all, We are settng up a fair sized call center on Asterisk, but we are having some issues with our agents not knowing if they have logged in and logged out. Prior to beginning our migration to VoIP the agents logged into our nortel phones and confirmation was displayed on the phone. My question is has anyone out there done anything from Asterisk that can change the display on

I've got Asterisk up and running nicely using a couple of different softphones. Audio quality is suffering a bit due to the hardware that I am working with. So I tried to use a Polycom hardphone but the politics is enough to give you a headache. Polycom seems to support SIP only if you buy it thought their vendors. So I'm looking at a Cisco phone. Has anyone successfully implemented

In the past two days, I've been experimenting with the Pingtel SIP softphones and Asterisk, which one of my customers has been using. A few notes: 1) The "insecure=1" setting in SIP peers now works, from my limited experiments. Mark put this in for SIP servers that don't send requests in with a return port of 5060. This flag essentially takes any request inbound _to_ port

Hello All, I have pingtel and asterisk working really well. I have a really annoying little problem - mainly with pingtel. When a call comes in pingtel displays the caller ID on the phone. If I miss it then I click on the number for redial - this doesn't include a 9 to dial an outside line. The second problem is with the dialer from outlook again it bypasses the outlook dialing rules so

Hello all, Hope I am not too of topic here - but it cross's the phone/asterisk boundary. I have been playing with a few soft phones - noticed that pingtel seemed to be highly recommended across previous postings. I have been using xten - which is a great phone but seems a bit limited in its functionality - which is why I am now looking at pingtel. Problem is I cannot get it to

Has anyone been able to get conference calls to work on the Pingtel Phones? I assume this feature works with their implementation, but connected to my asterisk box it doesn't work. The Pingtel phone thinks it is making a second call, but asterisk never sees anything about a second call. Any help would be appreciated. Sincerely, Andy Hester Consero

1) Who bought Pingtel's phone line? 2) Anyone seen this chinese-made VoIP phone that supports 8 different protocols? http://www.telecom.globalsources.com/GeneralManager?language=en&design=c lean&action=GetArticle&article_id=9000000055338&page=printarticle&printT his=yes Mike :) -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Are there any IAX speaking "hardphones" out there? If so, can anyone offer comment on their quality? Thanks! -Dorn

Hi all, I've a Planet VIP-150T VoIP Hardphone connected to Asterisk. When I'm in a call and i press Hold button, the other party starts listening Music on Hold but then when i press the button again to get the call back it doesn't work! I've checked asterisk CLI: -- Stopped music on hold on Zap/1-1 -- Started music on hold, class 'default', on Zap/1-1 --

I have an asterisk Redhat 9 box running 4 hardphone extensions. Inter-extension calls are crystal clear. However when I dial out through my iconnect account I get a lot of jitter. At first I thought it was my nat gateway but after I programmed on of the hardphones (budge tone 100) for direct dial to iconnect I have clear voice transmission. I have no way of explaining this. My asterisk sip.conf

Hi, I have two asterisk machines, chomper and otao. otao is otao.ieworks.net, has a public IP address (66.101.11.61), but no PSTN connections. chomper is at my house, behind NAT, but has a single X100P PSTN connection. I would like to establish two way calling between otao and chomper. Right now, I can call my extension on otao (2101) from my x-lite softphone on chomper, but I cannot call

Hi, I have two asterisk machines, chomper and otao. otao is otao.ieworks.net, has a public IP address (66.101.11.61), but no PSTN connections. chomper is at my house, connected to cable modem behind NAT, but has a single X100P PSTN connection. I would like to establish two way calling between otao and chomper. Right now, I can call my extension on otao (2101) from my x-lite softphone on

Hello All, I am looking for a sip phone that is capable of automatic nat. The Cisco ata186 for example works fine for natting with iconnecthere, but as for asterisk, both my 7960 and polycom ip600 require you to set the nat ip on the tftp. Does anyone know a good phone (or ata) that can do this automatically? For example, I want to give a phone to my brother, who is going to europe. His ICH

Hi all, I have looked through the wiki guides and also Siemens user guides but they haven't proven useful. Nor has the normally trusty googling. Also have upgraded to the latest Optipoint 400 Standard SIP firmware. Having read a few previous threads on the Optipoint it seems that there isn't much take up with Asterisk. Which seems a shame as my experience with testing it has been

I have a dilemma. I am trying to setup an asterisk setup for about 10 people, but with the ability to expand to 100s. We are looking into hardphones to use for our systems. Here are the requirments I am looking for: SIP Not POE Full duplex Speakerphone $100-$300 We would like to have the cordless and corded option if possible (at least for 3 of the 10 people). So here are the

Hi, Which is your favorite desktop wifi sip hardphone ? I'm looking for something like http://www.mitel.com/DocController?documentId=19401 which could be easily moved from one meeting room to another. (In this specific case, finding an electrical plug to power a large desktop phone is seen more relevant than finding an PoE Ethernet plug or using a mobile handset.) Which product would you

Hello, Can anyone recommend a hardphone that has the following qualities... Both headset and handset ports Headset port has amplification built in Supports SIP using G729 We are switching from a Nortel switch to Asterisk. If anyone is familiar with Nortel phones, the Nortel 2216 phone has the features we're looking for in a SIP phone. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Hey all, I've setup my asterisk install on a CentOS5 server, I've got a few IAX2 and SIP softphone clients connected on the same subnet and at least 1 external IAX2 softphone. However I'm having some difficulty getting the Polycom hardphone to function correctly. Watching the logs and debug trace it: - Registers correctly - Is able to make calls to other peers However it is not able