similar to: Subject: '#' dialplan pattern matching

Hi, I configured asterisk on redhat linux 9 box. I installed two different ip softphones (SJPHONE and X-PRO) and got them registered with asterisk. The call from one phone to another does get routed via asterisk, but there is one problem coming up. As soon as call is accepted by the end user , it is automatically disconnected with the error "cannot align media streams". If I enable SIP

Hi ;) I'm a french newbie and i installed asterisk 1 day ago. I've got an ATA186 and a computer with Sjphone installed. If i want to call the sjphone from the ata or call the ata from de sjphone everything is ok. My problem is ,that i can't call the voicemail or any other phone number ..as 600 for exemple from the ata or the jphone. I don't know why but i looked after a long

according to the wiki, I should be able to do this: exten => _9./3003,1,Set(CALLERID(number)=2814444443) exten => _9./3004,n,Set(CALLERID(number)=2814444444) exten => _9./3005,n,Set(CALLERID(number)=2814444445) exten => _9./3006,n,Set(CALLERID(number)=2814444446) exten => _9.,n,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN:1}@mycarrier,30,wt) and have the correct calleridnum's set for each extension based

Hi all, I'm working on an implementation of VoIP en Linux. I have a Debian Suse (*.*.*.173) with an * and a X-lite client and a Red Hat 9.0 (*.*.*.172) with another softphone X-lite. Both of the softphones are registering and appear in the peers (sip show peers) with the good parameters of address and port. If I try to make a call, * receive the INVITE request and send a 404 NOT FOUND answer.

I'm trying to write some dialplan patterns to allow my users to control call forwarding from their handsets. Right now, I have this in extensions.conf: [forwarding] exten => _*21*X.X*,1,Macro(set-cfim,${CALLERIDNUM},${EXTEN:4}) I was hoping that this would match any string of the form *21*nnn*, where nnn is 3 or more digits. But Asterisk seems to ignore the final X*, and allows it to

Today's "frustrated programmer" award goes to Linphone, which has the following debug output: > (linphone:28655): LinphoneCore-WARNING **: this fucking remote sip phone did not answered properly to my sdp offer! I get this message when I connect to linphone using a softphone, or when I try to use linphone to connect to asterisk and listen to an announcement. I suspect that

Hi, I have two softphones connected to an Asterisk "stable". I have two extensions, say 1000 and 2000. When 1000 calls 2000, the call cannot be completed; the softphone (either Diax97a , SJphone, Firefly 1.8) on extension 2000 will ring, but as soon as the call is picked up, extension 2000 will hang up the call. The softphone on 1000 (SIP, SJphone, e.g.) will give a "403

Thanks for taking a look greg and hank. This seems to be getting bettre everyday..help please My sjphone is running on the same box as asterisk...i believe then the red hat firewall should not be a problem. Whenever i dial from CLI i get ######### Executing Goto("OSS/dsp", "default|s|1") in new stack -- Goto (default,s,1) -- Executing Wait("OSS/dsp",

I think you're making it far too difficult. What I do is something like this: [outgoing] include => internal include => longdistance ;Always include internal first, as matches from the first include ;will be used first. This allows you to make sure your internal ;extensions don't go out your trunks. [longdistance] ignorepat => 9; include => default; already included from

Hi Vince - > My next goal is to setup 1 SIP channel, and be able to call the > Asterisk PBX > from a softphone. > > Then setup 2 SIP channes and be able to call one from another. > > What is the best open source softphone software available for this? > > And what is the best documentation source for finding out how to setup > the > channesl and Asterisk in

configuration ISDN BRI card : ISDN Olitec PCI 128 (hisax gazel) internet connection by ISDN 64kb/s dynamic IP nom de domaine registered to : dyndns.org avec ddclient to register IP par ddclient asterisk (on internet gateway) configuration pour ISDN BRI par virtual modems /dev/ttyI* (modem.conf) logical telephone SIP "SJPHONE" on 2 local stations "windows" (i don't succeed

Dear all, I'm using Asterisk 1.4 as my SIP server of my LAN users. The SIP clients are using different operating systems such Debian, Gentoo and Windows XP so they use different SIP softphones like SJPhone, Twinkle and X-Lite. In order to let SIP clients to see the presence status to each other, do I have to establish any special setting in Asterisk 1.4 ??? Or the presence status (online,

I'm a new Asterisk user. I've managed to set it up to do everything I want except sound good. Currently, Asterisk sounds considerably worse than my cell phone. I know VOIP can be _better_ than my cell phone, because I've heard Skype do it. (Using 32k iLBC, I believe.) I did an experiment with audio quality: 1) I made a recording which was pretty good. I used an iSight

Hi, Quite often I told myself it would be convenient to have a dedicated letter, such as E, to match [0-9A-Ea-e] in dialplan pattern matching just like X match [0-9] or Z match [1-9]. This happens when I want to match a MAC address in my dialplan. In this case, writing [0-9A-Ea-e] twelve times is not very pleasant. What would you say about that ? What is the best way to match a MAC address with

> -----Original Message----- > From: David Gomillion [mailto:dgomillion@eyecarenow.com] > Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 10:27 AM > To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com > Subject: [asterisk-users] Re: Match a Numer - then continue with, > dialplan > > > I think you're making it far too difficult. > > What I do is something like this: > > [outgoing]

I'm using Polycom Soundpoint phones and I want to use some extensions beginning with # for features setup. I'm getting the fast busy "can't match it" signal. I want to match #50 for call forwarding, for instance, and #505551212 to set the call forwarding number and turn it on. I have tftp set up and sip.cfg contains the following: <dialplan

Hi Is there anyway to add logic to dialplan pattern matching? I would like to match all toll free numbers with one pattern, so 1800, 1877, 1866, 1855, etc. I can't figure out how to do this in dialplan syntax. As a programmer, I want to say 18[00 or 77 or 66 or 55 etc]. Can't figure out if this is even possible with dialplan pattern matching (though I suspect it is somehow). Andrew

Hi Friends, LOCAL/*89/9875784578 I want to match above dialstring into dialplan context. How can i match dialplan extension pattern matching for "*89/9875784578" with including '/' character. Thanks in advance. -- Best Regards, Rajnikant Vanza -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hi, I've noticed an unusual behavior on the dialplan execution: assume this DP: exten => _6XXX,1,NoOp(test1) exten => _XXXX,1,NoOp(test2) exten => _XXXX,2,NoOp(test3) If I call 6000 then test1 and test3 NoOps get executed, even though the pattern is different. I've always thought that if I call 6000 it would match the 6XXX pattern, that only has 1 priority, that would get

Hi, You need to have completely replaced the Microsoft driver, because it doesn't support the headset or ctp Bluetooth profiles. This gave me fits! I followed the instructions at http://www.windowsdevcenter.com/pub/a/windows/2005/07/05/bluetooth.html and it works with both a Plantronics and a Motorola Headset, and I can answer calls with idefisk, eyebeam, x-lite, and kapanga. If you end