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I have just started to play with callgroups and pickupgroups.. I updates my * from CVS this morning (about 15 mins ago).. I have placed callgroup=1 and pickupgroup=1 into each of my 3 phone configurations in sip.conf.. I place a call from phoneA to phoneB, then I go to phoneC and dial *8# , the call does not get picked up by phoneC and continues to ring on phoneB.. Have I not configured

Hello, I understand that only the destination of a call should do jitter buffering. So, if IAX2/PhoneA calls IAX2/PhoneB through my server (no transfers), PhoneA and PhoneB need to perform their own jitter buffering, and Asterisk will just forward the frames, correct? What happens if the peer does not support jitter buffering, but is close by so there's no need for jitter buffering? My

I am having a problem with Polycom auto-answer. I have the auto-answer working between PhoneA and PhoneB, but when I try to use the intercom between more then one phone I start having problems. PhoneA dials *3 which calls PhoneB, PhoneC, and PhoneD. All the phones ring, but only one will pick up, the rest will hang up and I get this error on Asterisk: Got SIP response 500 "Internal Server

Hello, I am building an asterisk PBX with some stuff to make a usable VOIP / PSTN Gateway. I use the following devices: SIP Phones from GrandStream for VOIP side OpenLine4 from voicetronix for PSTN Side I am building things step by step with some priorities. I have now a working system able to place and receive calls from/to pstn. Before attempting to bring other functions (like voice

Hello all, Not sure if this mail belongs to this users or dev list. Sorry about that. We have the following scenario: PhoneA OpenSER Asterisk PhoneB PhoneC | | | | | | | | | | | | | |

Hi, I put reinvite=yes in my sip.conf. For testing, I restricted the codecs to alaw. I have no modifiers in my dial command. Thus, there should be no reason not to reinvite. Call (sip, authenticated) comes in and is forward via SIP (not authenticated) to another asterisk box. Unfortunately, media path still passes through the asterisk box in the middle. Using sip debug I even can't find

Hi, i'm using * with SER and a cisco 3725 as Gateway. I noticed that the reinvite is not working if i use SER and if i don't use IT (*---->Gateway) the reivite works so the * server is able to let the RTP direct from gateway to SIP Clients. Do you know in which way can i let it work with the SER too. Becouse i need SER to manage other VOIP communities but if i'm not able to use

Hello, all. We are having a problem where audio for sip channels is dropping upon reinvite. Perhaps it reflects a misunderstanding of what reinvite does. We are running Asterisk 1.6.1.1 on CentOS 5.3. SIP is set to canreinvite=nonat. We have tried RTP with strictrtp set to both yes and no. We have also tried extending the Asterisk rtp port range to accommodate the differing default ranges of

Hi All, I haven't started sip traces or debug yet, but was wondering what the deal is with the CCM and reinvite, why it doesn't work with Asterisk (using 1.2.9.1). I can make calls back and forth all day with canreinvite=no, when I try to reinvite an inbound sip call from the CCM with Asterisk server 1 to Asterisk Server 2, I get one-way audio issues. All the RTP ports are configured

I have a setup with a number of customer Asterisks with T.38 enabled. This works quite well for each customer sending faxes between branch offices. They all have a SIP trunk to a central Asterisk, which connects them to the PSTN through various providers on dedicated lines. I cannot enable reinvite on those SIP trunks, because that would allow calls from the customer's phones to get

Hello all. I am currently using Asterisk 11.7.0 (also tried Asterisk 12, but same behavior) and is having an issue when it comes to reINVITE on BYEs. Apparently one of the SIP providers that I am using does not always process reINVITEs correctly, and would return a 500 Internal Server Error message on some (but not all) of these transactions. To get around this issue, I have been using

I've an Asterisk server running in my office, which forwards all long distance calls to a third party SIP service using an extension rule: exten => _1XX0.,1,Dial(SIP/{EXTEN:4}@external_sip_server.com) (1XX0 is the international calls rule for Chile) Also, in my sip.conf, I've defined canreinvite=yes to decrease the network load to the server caused by the RTP. However, the external

Hi, I just ran into what seems to be an issue on re-invites. I'm not sure if it's a bug or as designed, so I thought I'd ask the question. Here's my setup: - Asterisk 1.8.13.0 - Phone A: Polycom ip331, only allowed to use ulaw, canreinvite=yes - Phone B: Polycom ip330, only allowed to use alaw, canreinvite=yes Phone A calls the extension of phone B. After the normal call setup

Hey Folks, Is it possible to transfer an incoming call back out without a "trombone" effect. For instance; Caller dials my broadvoice # --> Asterisk Answers and plays a menu --> the caller selects an option --> asterisk transfers the call to my cell phone via broadvoice and removes itself from the equation so I end up with... Caller --> Broadvoice --> Cell Phone Vs.

Hi, I've been playing with T.38. I observed that mostly but not always, it's the "calling endpoint" that reINVITE the other party to drop current SIP/G711 session and start a new T.38. But sometimes, it's also the callee party that reINVITE the calling party. Which is the "standardized" or most common, way to start a T.38 session ? Shall it come from callee or

I've never used "reinvite" in systems I have installed to date, and I have finally run across a situation where it would be preferred. A remote office has a flaky Internet connection. With G729 encoding the calls to the central office over the 'net are tolerable. One Linksys 2102 drives two phones at this location, and when the first one calls the second one it travels to

Hi All, I'm using DISA on my * server to avoid overseas toll charges when making calls to Western Europe from my cell phone. I have DISA working with a DID from a VoicePulse Connect account. The outgoing call to Europe is also made via Voicepulse Connect. I see that the IAX media path is bridging the inbound call to the outbound call so that the media stream entirely bypasses my server once

I'm using Asterisk a SIP Server for a lot of GrandStream HandyTone ATA's. Each one of them is configured in sip.conf as: [1234567] type=friend username=1234567 secret=1234567 callerid="ATA 1234567" host=dynamic nat=yes qualify=yes disallow=all allow=g729 canreinvite is set globally to YES. When one ATA calls another, I see the next traffic on Ethereal (just shown the sequence

Hello all, I am allowing a reinvite between a snom 320 phone and a SIP gateway to take load off my Asterisk server. When I put the caller on hold, for example, Asterisk successfully reinserts itself into the rtp stream to play music on hold to the caller, but when I do a chanspy Asterisk does not seem to pull the call back. If I am spying on a channel when the call build up happens the reinvite