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Hi I am interested in setting up an Asterisk PBX in my office with digium hardware, and I just have a few questions in regards to what I would need. It is my understanding that an FXO card is used to interface with an incoming/outgoing phone line, and an FXS card is used for interfacing with a phone within the system. Currently we have 4 incoming/outgoing phone lines and would like to have

Hello all. My company currently has an older Executone PBX system that we are outgrowing. Rather than wait until the last minute to make a hasty decision, I thought it would be a good idea to do some research and compare options first. My expertise is in computers and networking, and telephony systems are mostly foreign to me. What we currently have are 5 incoming POTS lines and 25

All, I have AAH 1.0 installed using Digium TDM04B and Grandstream GXP2000 phones. All seems well other than the phones have to be reset up to 5 times per day. It is like they lose thier ip connection or maybe thier SIP connection. Has anyone else experienced this issue? I have the phones set for static IP addresses and that doesnt seem to help either. Any help would be greatly

OK, I have a Asterisk @ Home 1.0.7 server with two Digium TDM400 cards, one 4 port FXO and one 4 port FXS. When I plug an analog cordless phone into the TDM40B card and setup a ZAP extension, the phone rings in and you can answer just fine. The weird part is when you try to get dialtone from the cordless handset it rings all of the other extensions... One other thing to mention is that the

OK, here's the setup, AAH 0.8, Grandview 2000 phone, Digium TDM04B interface to POTS lines. Everything seems to be working just fine, but I have some questions on how to access voicemail options. I can leave a message for an extension, but when I try to retrieve it by using *97 it asks for the password and even though I type in the same password I gave the extension for vmail, it tells

How are you? Fristly I would like to introduce myself in a shortly. I'm a newcomer at Newcomtech Co,. Ltd. Nowdays I'm working at TDM40B and TDM04B cards. I have installed Linux hedhat 9.0 and Asterisk software. I have configured the cards. I typed asterisk -vvvc command in the command line and then asterisk give us "asterisk is ready". Now I have to configure my asterisk

Hi: I have one TDM40B and one TDM04B on my Asterisk box. Both were working fine. Then, all of the FXS ports started to make echo sounds when I make FXS to IAX or SIP connection. All of the FXS ports fail to make bridging to the FXO channels. And when I try to make a call from the console to the FXO ports, I only hear static noise. Any suggestions about the source of the sudden change in

Hi, I've read through the Asterisk handbook and I'd just like clarification from someone that's implemented the above before. Lets imagine I want to use the CallingCard application and don't want to tell a client to buy a channelbank (the analog extensions are too many to connect to FXS cards), I figure I could set them up as below: Original Existing Setup

I've installed a TDM04B and a TDM40B. I haven't plugged any lines into them yet but I'm starting to see this in my logs... [root@webster asterisk]# grep alarm /var/log/messages Sep 20 09:13:22 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting! Sep 22 11:07:07 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting! Sep 22 16:10:55 webster kernel: Power alarm on module 1, resetting! Sep

Hi, I recently got a TDM04B and after installing and getting asterisk up and running I connected a handset to one of the ports. Unfortunately I don't get a dial tone when I lift the handset. What could be the cause of this? Could someone point me in the direction of a proper config for a TDM04B? Thanks.

I have a customer running Asterisk 1.2.13 with Zaptel 1.2.11 that is having calls dropped. Sometimes you can stay on the phone for a long time and sometimes the call is dropped within a minute. There are 9 lines connected to 3 TDM04B cards. The Panasonic Pbx we replaced did not have this problem. There are 8 SIP phones and 16 analog phones connected to two Astribank-8 units and everyone

OK, now this should be really simple, but I am a bit of a newbie so please bear with me. I have an *@Home box setup with TDM04B and two POTS lines. On the SIP side, I have GXP2000 phones. Most things seem to work, but the users cannot figure out how to transfer incoming calls from one extension to another. Now I am not sure that I have things setup correctly, but is there something

Hello everyone, I have Asterisk SVN-trunk-r7498 installed on a server (celeron 2.4 Ghz, 256MB) with a TDM40b a TDM04b and an avm fritz!card pci. I experience a problem with voicemail: my messages are good unless the incoming call comes from isdn, which means via the avm fritz!card. In this case (and in this case only) the message is disjointed and I can hear at most 1 second out of a 1 minute

Hello All, I have new TDM04B installed and working fine with Asterisk 1.0.5 built on RedHat 9. All is working fine except CallerID that bothers me big time. I have several Panasonic and Sony phones and CallerID works fine with it (when I plug in the line into phone instead into Asterisk I get CallerID) but fails with Asterisk. I am based in California (San Francisco) and my Telco is SBC

I'm having some trouble dialing phone numbers in Argentina with Digium Zaptel cards. Does anyone have some sample configuration that works with Digium TDM04B cards in Argentina? I'm mainly referring to the /etc/zaptel.conf and /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf. I have two Zaptel cards: the first one has 1 FXS port and 3 FXO ports; the second one has 4 FXO ports. My current configuration is

Hello, I am having problems configuring a TDM400P 4 Port FXO card with groundstart signalling. The box has 2 X100P's, 1 TDM04B and 1 TDM40B. I can configure it for loopstart and it works, just not groundstart, which I need for this installation. What am I missing? Thanks! Mark /etc/zaptel.conf #two X100P FXO Cards # fxsls=1-2 # TDM400P 4 Port FXO (TDM04B) fxsgs=3-6 # TDM400P 4 Port

Hello I have an office with a T1 that provides 4 (out of 8) analog PSTN lines thru an adtran board. I want to add 4 more analog lines. Currently I have a Digium TDM40B. I'm wondering what the best upgrade path is, where I define 'best' as the solution that is most likely to work without problems (like interupt conflicts) and work with my current echo tuning . I see my purchase

I'm installing my first Asterisk server. I have a TDM04B card installed in my asterisk server (4x FXO ports). I have 5 Cisco IP phone 7960 working fine on asterisk using SIP. My configuration to receive call is working as expected meaning anyone calling on one of the 4 FXO ports is answer by asterisk and asked to enter the extension of the person to reach and then it is transfer on the

Ok I know I'm not the only one having echo problem with asterisk but the weird thing is that when I receive a call from a PSTN line on my TDM04B card I don't have any echo problem at the beginning of the call then after a few minutes I start having echo on my side only (the person calling from a regular phone doesn't have any echo), then it stop and come back all the way until the

Firstly, the problem... Ever since I installed and setup asterisk, I have had various problems, initially it was echo caused by the ISDN (isdn4linux) card I was using. So, I upgraded to the X101P from digium. I still had echo, so I figured it was also caused by the ATA186 (cisco) I was using. So, I upgraded again to the TDM40B quad FXS card. This solved pretty much all my problems, except