similar to: Multiple Appearances of Extension on Multi-line SIP Phones

Hi, Is anyone using Avaya's 4624 phones with Asterisk? If you are, was there any special trick to get them to register with the openh323 gatekeeper? TIA, Trevor

Thank you Melissa. I love the phone but the dial keypad is a little bouncy. I was hoping for a more solid feel like on the analog PT390's or my quality standard, the Nortel 9417CW. Other than the MWI problem, I'd like more documentation on the configuration paramters. I have found little online configuration documentation other than very basic stuff on the Sayson website. I'd

Still looking for some direction with this subject: I think the term is called multi-line appearance.... Is this something that is directly supported in Asterisk? I can't seem to find any information on it or how to actually use it.... This is where you have several sipura-841 SIP phones for example... if someone pickes up 'line1' I'd like the light to come on on ALL phones to

Still looking for some direction with this subject: I think the term is called multi-line appearance.... Is this something that is directly supported in Asterisk? I can't seem to find any information on it or how to actually use it.... This is where you have several sipura-841 SIP phones for example... if someone pickes up 'line1' I'd like the light to come on on ALL phones to

Hello. I suspect the answer is no, but I'll ask anyway. Commercial phone systems have phones with multiple extension buttons e.g. 20, that can be programmed so that when you press one, it will call the extension. Is there any 'open' phone that can do this with asterisk, does an 'open' phone even exist. Further to that, commercial phone systems have a operators

Hi All - I'm looking for a Wifi SIP phone that can do multiple line appearances. It seems the Spectralink Netlink e340 can do multiple lines, though I can't figure out how many. Does anybody know of any others that can do at least two line appearances? Thanks, Noah

I have hard phones that are capable of handling three calls at once. That is setup (apparently) through multiple registrations. My question is has anyone done this and what is the proper way of doing it? Do I have to setup (for 2 phones that have three lines) 6 sections in my sip.conf and setup 6 extensions to handle the registrations? Also, if I found by searching the web sample code for

Okay, so like this? PHONE1+AD0-SIP/2000 PHONE2+AD0-SIP/3000 PHONE3+AD0-SIP/4000 ALL+AD0AJAB7-PHONE1+AH0AJgAkAHs-PHONE2+AH0AJgAkAHs-PHONE3+AH0- Then you would have Exten +AD0APg- s,1,Dial(+ACQAew-ALL+AH0-,20) Is that right? I have read about the Macros but don't understand their use. Could someone provide an example? Sorry about the newby questions... This will hopefully be my

Ken - take a look at using IAX protocol to route calls between your Asterisk boxes. Cory Andrews -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Ken Williams Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 10:58 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: [SPAM HEADER] - RE: [asterisk-users]

Has anyone figured out how to mimick a traditional bridged-appearance? My guys like the ability to put a call on hold on line "3" and it's the same call on line "3" on everyone else's phone.

Here is an example of a couple of macros that help me where I have a SOHO with a home phone line and a work phone line. If I pick up line 2 my work line I would prefer the call I make to go out my office phone line same with if I pick up line 1 my home phone line I would prefer it go out my home line but want it to roll if needed. So with this little macro it is possible for that to happen.

Thanks everyone for the input. After pricing everything we need out, it's not worth trying to get our old system to work, so I've pitched ditching everything and starting over. I'm very excited and hoping they'll go for it. Regardless, I'm going to throw a box together for my house, we have no home phone (just cell phones) so this'll be a great way of testing. All

OK, here's a configuration challenge: I want to have certain line appearances able to be "interrupted" by various other line apperances elsewhere in the office. This is harder to describe than it is to demonstrate, so I'll do that: Let's assume I have Cisco 7960's on all desks. 1) Call comes from inbound line X destined on extension 1234 2) Phones A, B, C all

I am trying to get an understanding of how line appearances work like on the cisco 7960 phones. Is there a wiki somewhere about how this works? Also, the 7960 phones let you register more than one ext. Why would you want more than one or is this connected to line appearances? Is there a way to have phones use more than one codec, say use g.711 to talk with * and g.729 to talk with another

I apologize for the double post. I am curious as to what the usefullness is of the multiple line appearance feature on Polycom phones. I setup our phones to register one line per extension but I hear the IP501's can do three line appearances. Why and how could this feature be applied? Thanks again all. Kenny ______________________________________________________ Click here to

----- Original Message ----- > Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Analog Phones with Status Light Indicators > From: Adam Goryachev <mailinglists@websitemanagers.com.au> > To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com > Organization: Website Managers > Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 14:53:02 +1000 > Reply-To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com > > On Wed, 2004-08-11 at 20:42, Steven

It just dawned on me as I was playing with the manager interface - it can't be very difficult at all to write an Win32 app that serves as a "lamp field". Between 'Newchannel', 'Newstate', and 'Hangup' events, all of the information is there. I've heard several requests for line appearances, but mgcp and sccp channels don't currently include support.

I am learning about SIP phones little by little. I've been working with * for about 2 weeks now with FXS and FXO ports and analog phones, but we want to evaluate the utility of going to SIP phones directly from here rather than investing in analog phones first. One of the questions I have is multiple line appearance on phones. Since the phone basically acts like a computer, there is no

Hi - I'm wondering if any has experience with the Uniden UIP-200 phones. The product info says that the 8 led buttons at the top are all programmable. Can they be programmed as separate line appearances (ala Snom 200, Cisco 7960, Zultys Zip4x4, etc)? In other words - is the phone capable of multiple SIP registrations? Also, the post about these phones at voip-info.org mentions some

Hi, I am trying to use an Avaya 4602 phone, which I just updated from a very old SIP software to the latest I could find on avaya's site (032207). The upgrade went fine and it gets registered on the Asterisk server. Now, a couple of glitches, though. - The phone's web server is not working ... so I have no easy way to configure it. It used to work with the old release of the software. I