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Asterisk 1.4.32 (Also 1.4.26, 1.4.33) Broadvox ITSP (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) Linksys 2102 (yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy) Both peers : canreinvite=yes t38pt_udptl = yes I'm having some trouble getting a T.38 fax call established with Broadvox. During negotiation, Asterisk sends a SIP re-invite (T38 switchover) to Broadvox with the Asterisk server's IP address in the Connection Information (c) instead of

So what are people using these days for SIP or IAX to PSTN gateways. 1. Do any of the standard companies (Packet8, Broadvox, Vonage, etc.) allow you to use your own SIP device (phone or something like *) instead of the interface hardware they usually provide? 2. What about latency and reliability? 3. Finally, do any of the providers deliver more than one call via SIP? In otherwords, if

We're having an odd issue with codec negotiation from one of our SIP providers. Here's the basic situation. We receive an invite from them advertising support for G711, G729, and G723. In our response, we send back that we support G711 and G729. In about half the cases, this results in no problems, with audio being encoded with G711. The other half of the time, they send us a second

So, I've been able to receive faxes quite reliably through teliax with g711 so far; I think I can live with it. For outbound faxing, I'd really like to get a service that lets me send faxes, but doesn't charge me a monthly fee (I don't send enough faxes to justify it). T.38 is a requirement; I need to know that a fax has gone through at the time I send it (store-and-forward,

Hi. I'd really like to start using Broadvox or one of the many companies that resell connectivity to their network, since they are the only VoIP provider out there that solidly advertises full support for T.38 (I'd be using the openh323 stuff for faxing, since Asterisk doesn't do T.38). However, I really like using IAX for my voice calls. Is there any way to have both? Ultimately

The bounty stands at $5,500. I'm seriously considering taking a shot at it if I can find a decent T.38 provider to test with (I'm still hoping for reliable PAYG T.38). It looks like a lot of very smart people have done a lot of very hard work (t38modem, spandsp) that would go towards getting this working. At this point it appears to be mostly a matter of integration

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Guys, For what it's worth, after months of trying to troubleshoot issues with them, and after paying them around $2500 for setup and a down payment (it's unclear what of that will be refunded, if any) BroadVox -- http://www.broadvox.net/ -- decided to terminate our contract without any valid reason, and the only explanation they could cite was "it's because of the software

Just received: Cognigen is very proud to announce the official launch of Broadvox Direct, a new VOIP service. Broadvox Direct offers unlimited calling plans to anywhere in the US and Canada for a low monthly payment starting at $29.95 and basic accounts as low as $12.95. http://cognigen.net/broadvox/?mu Anyone know who's behind that? It's not BroadVoice, is it?

Hi, folks. I'm having a heck of a time trying to get outgoing T38 faxing (I don't need inbound right now) working with FFA and Gafachi. G711 faxing works (as well as can be expected over the internet), but I want the higher reliability of T38. I'm running Asterisk 10-beta1. When I drop my callfile in to make the call, I get this: -- Attempting call on SIP/18884732963 at

Has anyone tried SunRocket with Asterisk? http://www.sunrocket.com/ The $199/yr. plan seems like an excellent value, and most reviews have been favorable. However, I don't know if it is possible to obtain the SIP credentials, so one can bypass their "gizmo". Thanks, Stewart

Hi all - Been using Asterisk installed on Debian and love it. But it's time to rearrange some lines and looking for a few features I didn't enable or have in the dial plan the first time around and wondering if you would recommend doing it through configs again or if one of the prepackaged solutions would more easily support these needs. One that caught my eye was TrixBox but I'd be

(This is a shameless copy-paste from the note I posted on http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=5090) I have again backported the whole T.38 shebang to the stable branch. The port was based on two versions of the t38passthrough branch: r19125, the latest unconflicted automerge, and r13623, the latest version without the new chan_sip flag structure. Basically, the port contains everything that

I found some old messages regarding a possible pkt8 DTA "bypass". Anyone is using Packet8 with Asterisk? ========== http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,7292324~root=voip~mode=flat Got Softphone Working with Packet8 Friendly name: {Anything you'd like.} SIP domain: packet8.net SIP proxy: packet8.net Leave everything else at the default. When you login, it will ask for a username

Hi My call flow is T38 static IP gateway --> Asterisk --> Sip Provider--> PSTN Call is placed in reverse direction - from PSTN to T38 Gateway. T38 GW reinvites with T38, and asterisk passes it along to the SIP provider. The SIP provider challenges it and asterisk reponds to the Challenge with INVITE with Auth credentials...however, the Asterisk changes the SDP and replaces the T38

Looks like www.packet8.com <http://www.packet8.com/> has been hacked :-( The phone service is offline as well. Interesting to note that the whois is showing an update today but doesn't look like details have changed. Domain Name: PACKET8.NET Registrar: REGISTER.COM, INC. Whois Server: whois.register.com Referral URL: http://www.register.com Name Server:

I'm trying to get asterisk working w/ packet8 (incoming and outgoing) and a dta310 so I can have more control over voicemail. I've looked at the data stream coming from the dta310 and from packet8, but I haven't managed to get the phone to actually place invites through asterisk. On the asterisk end with chan_oss.so, I can make it dial and I hear ringing and the first second of

Hi John, I've been using Packet8 via a physical ATA and XP100 card for some time. As far as I know it is not possible to connect to the Packet8 service without the ATA. If this is not the case I would be very interested to hear this. In addition since moving to the USA I now only have a single packet8 line into my asterisk box (I used to have this and a 2nd regular pstn line) I used to be

I received a message from Packet8 last night telling me they added some new area codes. I took a look at their new area code/rate center finder page and it looks like the added a LOT of new area codes. They now have phone numbers available in almost every state. The URL for finding out which area codes and rate centers are available with Packet8 is at http://www.packet8.net/about/areacodes.asp

>>>>> "DC" == D'Arcy Cain <darcy at VybeNetworks.com> writes: DC> Perhaps someone can explain what t38timeout is supposed to do A 'git grep t38timeout' on the src leads one to res/res_fax.c, where one case see that it is the number of miliseconds to permit for t38 negotiation to complete once it starts. Ie after both sides select t38, until they