similar to: X100P with Caller-ID in Australia, anyone?

I am having problems getting incoming caller id to work on a Telstra Onramp 10. I have changed "/DEFAULT_CIDRINGS 2"/ Is there something i'm missing ? My Cisco 7960 just shows "asterisk" Thanks, Nathan [zapata.conf] context=incoming usecallingpres=yes relaxdtmf=no rxgain=0.0 txgain=0.0 busydetect=no pridialplan=local usecallerid=yes callerid=asreceived

You require no changes to detect caller id with a x100p card in Au, however most carriers only provide cid as an extra cost option. Your most likely problem is CID is not being sent to you. If you believe you have the caller id being sent to you, Find a caller id box/phone and confirm it is there. In 99% of cases where I have seen people in Au complaining of no caller id, it was because they

Hi All, This isn't really a question, but it's an issue I experienced that was driving me crazy for a few days, so I thought it might be good for the archives. Basically what was happening was everytime a particular customer called (long distance), the line would disconnect immediately after answering. I thought it might have been the phone, so I swapped the phone with another - still

I have an x100p which suffers from echo (no surprise there apparantly :), and a few of the things I've read about tuning out echo say the first thing to get right is the tx and rx gain, and for that you need a few different types of test lines from the telco (Telstra, Optus, whatever). Does anyone have any numbers in Australia for such lines? I think they just need to send out a tone of a

Hello A calls B, on connect I want B's greeting to be played to caller A. I can see it is possible to play a sound to B on connect (DIAL(SIP/123 ,A(hello)), but I cant se how to play a sound to A, is this possible? Thank you Michael

> > That would be called a milliwatt generator. It likely exists in their > central office, but its typically used by their technicians to ensure > new installations meet specs and sometimes in troubleshooting. Call your > telco repair number and see if they will give you the telephone number > for it. I'll try that. 1st line technical support at Telstra are not known for

Hi, I'm running Asterisk 1.0.8 on Gentoo, with an X100P (clone) card, and I'm having problems with Caller ID. I have run clidtest, and it seems happy enough, returning:- server clidtest # ./clidtest /dev/zap/1 Number: 0412222222, Name: MOBILE (that number's fake.) However, I'm not getting the caller ID passed through with *. Sometimes I get a "failed checksum" like

Well, Once upon a time, I had problems receiving callerid, and then one day, Mark was logged into my asterisk box helping with something else, and I asked him about this, and he showed me a nice tweak to some source file that made it work. Some time later, I must have done hundreds of CVS updates, and along the way, lost the above patch (one liner) and so callerID hasn't worked for a long

Hi, I'm running Asterisk 1.0.8 on Gentoo, with an X100P (clone) card, and I'm having problems with Caller ID. I have run clidtest, and it seems happy enough, returning:- server clidtest # ./clidtest /dev/zap/1 Number: 0412222222, Name: MOBILE (that number's fake.) However, I'm not getting the caller ID passed through with *. Sometimes I get a "failed checksum" like

Hi, I am currently trying to find a replacement for a dinosaur PBX and want to replace it with a VoIP solution. We have just moved our lines over to an Optus Multiline from a Telstra ISDN Onramp 30 service with 100 lines. My question for you good people is what sort of hardware do I need to interface Asterix into the Optus Multiline? The Optus service is terminated in my office to a SHDSL

Hi, Just wondering if there are any people out there using the Zaptel Wildcard E1 interfaces on Telstra PRI?s in Australia. If so, is anyone happy to share their config? Thanks, Phil --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.510 / Virus Database: 307 - Release Date: 14/08/2003

From: "hafeez bana" <hafeez_bana+dusers@fastmail.fm> To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2003 05:17:59 -0800 Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] X100P in Australia Reply-To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com > Thanks for your reply. I tried changing the constant DEFAULT_CIDRINGS to > 2. However I still don't get callerid information. Is this what you were >

Afternoon all, After doing some test on my asterisk box I can successfully receive calls to my Asterisk PBX to a SIP phone from The Telstra PSTN network Dial out from a sip phone is also not an issue, all calls connect and terminate normally. If I call the Asterisk PBX say from PSTN in Zap1-1 and out through ZAP2-2 back to the PSTN (after entering the correct pin off course) the card does not

I'm planning a system, just need to know if it works with Telstra's network. Cheers, Clint Sydney, Australia

Hello All, Can any Australians who have any info or current patches relating to Caller ID in Australia please drop me a line? There is little or no info on the Wiki regarding this topic, although I am aware of a related patch mentioned in the bug tracker. Regards, Rob Barnes

Hi folks, this is specifically directed to Australia Asterisk users...... We are having a roblem with x100p 's when dialing STD. Upon receipt of the approximately the 5th (out of the ten) PIP's asterisk will hang up.... Now I am wondering if others are suffering the same problem ?? Any ideas ?? (it might exist on other cards, but so far I have only noticed the problem on x100p's).

Hi all, I have found the solution for getting Zultys handsets to accept paging messages. We need an app to send RTP packets with a codec of G711U to send to port 3771 on multicast dest of 224.0.0.1. There isn't any need to use SDP or SCCP packets to inform the phone to "listen" for those packets, they do it by default. Finally we may be able to get a solution going for Zultys

I am not sure how this works in other countries, but in Australia - according to Telstra - the caller id is managed by the terminating device which is the telephone. If the caller id has been flagged as a silent number then generally the caller id is not display, but rather display with an alternative message 'Number Withheld' or 'Private' or whatever. Right now every

Telstra (Australian Telco) has recently introduced a feature to allow the sending of SMS direct to fixed analogue lines, with an appropriate handset. As best as I can figure out, this appears to use CID type signalling, or at least on a line that otherwise has no CID on it, CID is sent, but with a standard modem I can only receive the date, time, and phone number (eg normal CID info). After that

With a single server, settings "security = server" and "password server = pdc1 pdc2', I can successfully authenticate against two entirely different PDCs depending on which order I put the two machines in the 'password server' list. Is there someway of forcing clients from either domain to authenticate against the 'right' pdc, regardless of the order in the