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I've got several SIP clients with dynamic IP addresses Asterisk has one public and one private IP address SIP clients might connect to Asterisk from either the internet or the private network (192.168.1.255) - they're portable By default, directmedia/canreinvite is enabled and Asterisk sets up direct media connections between clients. In this case clients on the internet can make calls

Hi list! The stability of * with fax (or the lack of it) is causing me headaches. To solve it, I was thinking to put a TE205P card in the * box, connect the E1 pri on one port and a channelbank (I was thinking of the Rhino) on the other port in T1 mode. (Has anyone tried this??) The TE205P supports channel bridging which sounded like the ideal (but not cheap) solution when combined with a

Hello, I've problems with following - ----- --- --- PSTN | --- isdn --- | A | ----- iax2 ------ | B | ----- --- --- On [B], there is unconditional call forwarding set back via [A] (dialparties.agi is used) to PSTN. So, call from PSTN is routed via [A] to [B] and than back again into PSTN.

There is a theory that says that jitter buffers should not be used until the end of the voice path where jitter might be introduced. With that in mind, and in this scenario, the jitter buffers should reside at the ATA and media gateway; ATA (SIP UA) <> ASTERISK NATIVE BRIDGE <> MEDIA GATEWAY (SIP TO TDM) That raises a question about the Asterisk Native Bridge; Are the UDP RTP

Has anyone experienced a dropped call when bridging? I get an "OK, ready to transfer" from both channels, but when asterisk releases the call, it is dropped immediately by the upstream provider. I've tested against another provider and it works fine, and it also works fine across two different providers, including TO and FROM the one that's acting buggy. Here's a

Hi Ladies & Gentleman, I'm still trying to get on the dev list so for now I'm going to bother you good people. I am hoping to continue on from bug id 6385 (http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=6385) to achieve full native bridging between the two channel drivers. Is anyone else out there looking at this, any feedback or own experience would be much appreciated ! SB, do you have

Hello! I use asterisk with TE420 as PRI switch for two channels : ;panasonic uplink group=3 context=panasuplink ; relaxdtmf=yes ; immediate=yes rxgain=0.0 txgain=0.0 mohsuggest=default jbenable = no ; jbenable = yes ; jbmaxsize = 200 ; display_send=name_initial display_send=name

I own a TDM2400 board, with three FXO modules and one FXS. I'am having trouble with analog sip phones, from two different equipment. (Grandstream GXW-4024 192.168.0.105, and Audiocodes MP202), sometimes when I am calling someone, then I press flash, and then call someone else, both calls stay connected after I hang up. [Sep 29 07:18:06] VERBOSE[3218] logger.c: -- Called g2/16 [Sep 29

Hi, I have the following setup: Asterisk <-> Nat <-> Internet <-> Nat <-> 2 x SIP endpoints With directmedia=no I can make a call between the two SIP endpoints; the RTP stream being passed through the Asterisk box. Obviously, this is sub-optimal. I attempted to enable bridging of the call between the 2 endpoints directly, given that they are on the same non-routeable

Hi, I cannot get two Polycom 600 phones to bridge natively. My sip.conf has canreinvite=yes for both phones. They connect, and I can talk as usual, but sniffing shows the RTP stream is routed through Asterisk. The exact spot where the attempt to natively bridge fails is in rtp.c, line 1281 (CVS from October 8, 2003): f = ast_read(who); if (!f || ((f->frametype == AST_FRAME_DTMF)

Hi all, Is it possible to have native VLAN (802.1q) and a VLAN x at the same time in DOMU''s? This is what I have configured on my DOM0 (xen2): Eth0 (connected by a 801.1q trunk to Cisco 2950 switch) Created vlan100 : vconfig eth0 100 Created bridge : brctl addbr br100 Attach switchport: brctl addif br100 eth0.100 Attach a DOMU : brctl addif br100 vif2.0 I now have bridge br100

On Tue, Dec 9, 2014 at 1:35 PM, Patrick Beaumont < p.beaumont at hatsoffsoftware.co.uk> wrote: > Hi Everyone. > > > I was referred here by malcolmd of the Asterisk forums. What follows is > a copy of this question: > http://forums.asterisk.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=92007? > > > I've recently upgraded from Asterisk 11 to Asterisk 13. > > Most of it

I have found out that the reason why my call transfers are not working when using the IAX protocol is because Asterisk is performing a native bridge. If I force the user of one of the clients to use a different codec so that Asterisk is unable to do a native transfer then it works. How can I disable native bridge for IAX calls? I know for SIP you can put 'canreinvite=no' but this does

hallo all, could sombody please help me, i dont know why nativ bridging is not working when i choose the ilbc codec, with speex it is working,?? iaxcomm (ilbc) ---> asterisk --> ( asterisk2 --> sip grandstream (alaw) ) \-----------------native bridge------------------/ 1. if i use on iaxcomm as default speex, nativ bridging between iaxcomm and my sip phone is working 2.

I'm having a problem, I'm not sure if it has todo with the fact that my phone is behind a NAT or not, but here it is.. My problem is when I call out, my asterisk system routes the call to my SIP provider, whoever, as soon as the other party answers, asterisk tries to make a native bridge for the call, and then the call drops instantly. However, if I keep asterisk in the middle (by

Hi Richard, Thank you for your response. But after I remove the parameters of dial command (tTkK). The call was still not native bridge. Let me know if you have any suggestion. Best regards, Charles 2015-01-30 0:34 GMT+08:00 Richard Mudgett <rmudgett at digium.com>: > > > On Wed, Jan 28, 2015 at 8:27 PM, Charles Wang <lazy.charles at gmail.com> > wrote: > >> Hi

Well, it breaks audio for all NAT endpoints, how can I fix this? > On 18 Mar 2015, at 15:48, Matthew Jordan <mjordan at digium.com> wrote: > > On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 7:41 AM, Nick Awesome <jleed at me.com <mailto:jleed at me.com>> wrote: >> Hey guys, >> >> have issues with reinvite, no matter what endpoint is calling asterisk >> always tries

On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 7:41 AM, Nick Awesome <jleed at me.com> wrote: > Hey guys, > > have issues with reinvite, no matter what endpoint is calling asterisk > always tries switch simple_bridge to native_rtp > > Bridge 0422bfa0-9d22-4bba-9108-a3f14d7d1cab: switching from simple_bridge > technology to native_rtp > > in endpoints table ?direct_media? sets to ?no? on

On Wed, Jan 28, 2015 at 8:27 PM, Charles Wang <lazy.charles at gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > I want to test the Native Bridge mode of DAHDI (FXS/FXO). I use asterisk > 11.14.2 and DAHDI 2.8.0. > > I try to set callwaiting = no AND callwaitingcallerid = no in > chan_dahdi.conf. > But I can't find native bridging information from CLI(opened debug mode in >

Thanks Richard. This is exactly the answer I was looking for. I'm now assuming that Asterisk 11 was using it's equivalent "bridge_simple" but I was getting confused because the only bridge module I saw in modules.conf was bridge_softmix. When I upgraded to Asterisk13 that would have been the only bridge getting loaded at first. Is it expected that if bridge_softmix handled a