similar to: SIP Registrations and DUNDi

That's just the thing, and it sucks, because the VoIP implementation actually works very good. Jon _____ Fra: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] P? vegne af list mail Sendt: 8. juni 2006 02:34 Til: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Emne: Re: SV: [Asterisk-Users] I can hear only one way when I use

Hello I can save you a lot of time, and tell you that it wont work. It does hold some registration information in the asterisk database, but most of the information is kept internally in Asterisk. Just FYI. Jon _____ Fra: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] P? vegne af Shenen Shenen Sendt: 9. juni 2006 11:37 Til:

I've been reading a bit about Enum and DUNDi and still have something not very clear to me. This is a HYPOTHETICAL scenario: I have 4 asterisk servers. All of them are handling registrations of both SIP and IAX2 UAs. SIP agents are being load balanced by something like SER. I have another server in charge of load balancing IAX2 UAs registration (some sort of dynamic firewall telling

Hello Olivier Ive been testing the E61 phone for some days now, and we need to have an inhouse asterisk server, connected to our main asterisk server, to get it to work. That means, that you cant just walk down to your local airport, and use the IP part of the phone on their network. You have to have a non nat local server, to get it to run. Other than that, the phone can accept calls both

I'm looking at finding a way for my Macro(dundi-dundi-test,${ENTEN}) when I dial out on the dundi-test network to return a +101 to my [dundi-test-out] context, if the number being dialed on the dundi-test network does not exist, then I will route the call out using my pstn or voip connection i have. I have a feeling it will have to be the switch => DUNDi/dundi-test that will have to return

Hi few weeks ago I read about redundancy (HA) of asterisk boxes using DNS, DUNDi, so I decided to give it a try. OS FreeBSD 6.1-RELEASE, asterisk 1.2.7.1 on one peer I get: lk110*CLI> dundi show peers EID Host Model AvgTime Status 00:11:43:3d:69:e6 195.28.109.37 (S) Symmetric Unavail OK (1 ms) 1 dundi peers [1 online, 0 offline, 0

Does anyone know where I can find some good DUNDi docs? The ones are dundi.org are absolutely horrible. The examples in dundi.conf are pretty much useless. I still can't figure out why Digium can't write some good documentation. It's their 'baby' after all. This really drives me nuts and pisses people off in general. I've been dicking around with DUNDi for over 6 months and

Does anyone have any information on how to use DUNDi precaching? Mark Spencer made a post 2 years ago where he hinted it may be possible to configure DUNDi such that you could centralise your DUNDi registration info by using precaching, instead of having each DUNDi peer meshed with every other one... http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/dundi/2004-October/000189.html However, it seems that no

Dear community, Please help. I've been looking around the internet (and in this great forum) for help with DUNDi setup between servers (I'm using Elastix) and while I can get my servers to lookup extensions on each other very well, I have not been able to successfully make calls between servers. For my test environment, I have 3 servers setup for now, and these are the steps I've

>From the reading and testing I have done it doesn't look like SIP supports a username and password in the Dial string. I currently have the following mapping. priv => dundi-extens,0,SIP, dundi:pass at 1.1.1.1/${NUMBER},nounsolicited,nocomunsolicit,nopartial On the sending side I see NOTICE[31598] chan_sip.c: Conflicting extension values given. Using 'dundi' and not

I have three Asterisk boxes. Each has the following in dundi.conf: 180net => dundi_local,0,IAX,dundi:${SECRET}@${IPADDR}/${NUMBER},nopartial 180q => dundi_q_pbx1,1,IAX,dundi:${SECRET}@${IPADDR}/${NUMBER},nopartial 180q => dundi_q_pbx2,2,IAX,dundi:${SECRET}@${IPADDR}/${NUMBER},nopartial 180q => dundi_q_pbx3,3,IAX,dundi:${SECRET}@${IPADDR}/${NUMBER},nopartial My iax.conf on all three

Hi. I am trying to pass a variable from one Asterisk PBX to another. I'm using DUNDi with IAX2. Is there a way to do it? I tried the following but it fails. On peer1: [dundi-outgoing] switch => DUNDI/priv exten => s,1,Set(CDR(userfield)=test) exten => s,2,Set(DUNDIVAR=${ARG1}#TEST) exten => s,3,NoOp(Passing ${DUNDIVAR} to DUNDi peer.) exten => s,4,Goto(${DUNDIVAR},1) On

Hi all, I'm new in asterisk and I got to set up a dundi config for my work. I have 2 PBX for the test, the two PBX are in the same local network PBX A : 192.168.199.23 PBX B : 192.168.199.21 my config files : (on PBX B , the config files on PBX A looks like it) /etc/asterisk/dundi.conf [general] bind=192.168.199.21 port=4520 cachetime=5 ttl=32 autokill=yes entityid=00:30:18:4C:33:53

Are there DUNDi CLI commands for Asterisk 1.4? I have searched google and I only see the dundi commands in Asterisk 1.6, although I see reference to them in older version's of Asterisk such as Asterisk 1.4 here: http://www.asteriskguru.com/tutorials/cli_cmd_14.html. When I view the CLI commands through help I don't see any of the dundi commands and there are errors when I run a command

Greetings list, I've been using DUNDi for some time now to prevent calls between users going out via PSTN if there's no need, set up as follows: [macro-dundi-e164] exten => s,1,Goto(${ARG1},1) include => dundi-e164 [dundi-e164] include => in-e164 switch => DUNDi/e164 My outbound call macro tries [macro-dundi-e164] first, if that fails then goes onto PSTN connectivity.

Hello, I have a weird problem. My * server, a Pentium Celeron 1200 with 512 MB Ram and a Digium E100P card, is performing very well for IAX2, SIP and ZAP communication. There is no delay in transcoding, no packet loss etc etc. Now I added DUNDi, and I added +/- 8 peers in the dundi-test context and 1 peer in the GPA-bound e164 context. My server shows all but 1 peer as OK. DUNDi Ping times

Hi peeps, I've been struggling with DUNDi for a few days now and I can't seem to make call from Asterisk A to Asterisk B. If I do a "dundi show peers", it finds the other peer but I can't seem to make any calls. Can anybody help me out here. Here's the situation: Machine 1: Debian with Asterisk 1.4.4 --> 192.168.1.103 Machine 2: AsteriskNOW --> 192.168.1.69 The

If one does a "dundi lookup", shouldn't the ${NUMBER} variable be replaced with the current value? ie. if I run "dundi lookup 4065 at priv" shouldn't I get an answer string like "IAX2/priv:pass@$192.168.250.27/4065 (EXISTS)"? The *CLI does not show me the dst extension: *CLI> dundi lookup 4065 at priv 1. 0

Hello, If one is using Dundi, and it returns multiple, weighted routes to a destination, how is that applied in the dial-plan? asterisk*CLI> dundi lookup 1588XXXXXXX 1. 400 IAX2/dundi:A+RxFIkN4ws1kuZWrw3Ebw@XX.XX.XX.XX/1588XXXXXXX (EXISTS|NOUNSLCTD|NOCOMUNSLTD) from 00:30:48:71:26:70, expires in 1098 s 2. 400 IAX2/dundi:ZYm4dmxaDmzpp9kOPeA9LQ@XX.XX.XX.XX/1588XXXXXXX

Yes, nice website. But, where's the documentation regarding setup and configuration? Where's the examples? -----Original Message----- From: Olle E Johansson [mailto:oej@edvina.net] Sent: Sat 3/11/2006 1:23 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Cc: Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Clustering / Dundi 11 mar 2006 kl. 07.54 skrev Douglas Garstang: