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Hi - I am looking for suggestions for ITSPs for faxing with asterisk 1.8. We are based in the US, so would need an ITSP with US DIDs. #1) We would like to use Fax For Asterisk with asterisk 1.8.4 in order to receive faxes via T.38. Sending faxes is not a requirement. Does anyone have a working asterisk 1.8.4 configuration and ITSP provider that they can recommend? We have been trying T.38

Hey I just setup service with IPComms and they are telling me to setup such as this: iax.conf: [IPCommsNet] type=user host=69.15.xxx.xx context=voicepulse-in ;(changed by me) nat=yes dtmfmode=rfc2833 disallow=all allow=ulaw allow=alaw allow=gsm When I'm calling once of my numbers it's giving me this though: Oct 5 12:11:06 NOTICE[49584]: chan_iax2.c:5476 socket_read: Rejected connect

Has anyone tried to do a script to pickup an ITSP voicemail. Lesnet provides an option for an overflow mailbox in the event a caller can get to my * box. I'd like my * to poll it and dump any messages found into my general mailbox Any ideas Similarly, a telco mailbox. It at least has the advantage of having stutter dial tone as a trigger Any hints or suggestions welcome D Dave Bour

On Fri, 2019-03-01 at 14:15 -0500, Joshua C. Colp wrote: > you can try line functionality on the outbound registration which > may or may not work[2] (requires the upstream to adhere to the RFC, > which not all do). My provider seems to implement this. However even with the line=... in the: SIP to address: sip:5555551212@<my_IP_address>:5060;line=dpnlyiu res_pjsip is still

Asterisk 1.2.7 Redhat 9 I have DiDs from two different ITSP both set up as IAX2. Each one works when it's the only one in my iax.conf, but when I have them both defined in iax.conf at the same time, only one will work. My iax.conf is provided below. Any ideas how to fix? I'd like to use both DiDs! Thanks, H My iax.conf is below. When I dial the DiD provided by ITSP_B, the other

I'm being told by my ITSP that my Asterisk shouldn't be challenging their system to authenticate (i.e. a 401 response) when they send me a SIP MESSAGE (or I suppose a SIP INVITE for that matter). But I'm not sure what a pjsip.conf configuration for that looks like. How does one associate an incoming call/message with an existing authenticated outgoing registration so that Asterisk

Hello How do I fix this.... [IPComms-in] exten => ${IPCCIDN01},1,Noop(${DATETIME} ${CALLERID}) exten => ${IPCCIDN01},2,SetCallerID(${CALLERID}) exten => ${IPCCIDN02},1,Noop(${DATETIME} ${CALLERID}) exten => ${IPCCIDN02},2,SetCallerID(${CALLERID}) exten => ${IPCCIDN03},1,Noop(${DATETIME} ${CALLERID}) exten => ${IPCCIDN03},2,SetCallerID(${CALLERID}) exten =>

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Hi All, When I want use Asterisk as a PBX to cooperate SIP ITSP, I can not set the caller ID, so SIP ITSP do not accept the call. In Asterisk, I set a account in sip.conf to register on ITSP SIP Server: register => 6292@218.1.121.237/6292 And I added a user 6292 in Asterisk just like the account on ITSP SIP Server: [6291] type=friend username=6291 callerid=6291 host=dynamic

On Fri, 2019-03-01 at 15:41 -0500, Joshua C. Colp wrote: > > I don't understand what you mean. Your ITSP has stated that they > don't want you to do authentication with them, so you can't. They are implying, as I am understanding them, that somehow SIP packets they send me shouldn't need to be authenticated because they are associated (i.e. "identify"ed in

Hello list, my CLI is spammed with : [Sep 13 08:31:38] > doing dnsmgr_lookup for 'ssw6.itsp.tld' [Sep 13 08:31:38] > doing dnsmgr_lookup for 'ssw6.itsp.tld' [Sep 13 08:31:47] > doing dnsmgr_lookup for 'ssw4.itsp.tld' [Sep 13 08:31:48] > doing dnsmgr_lookup for 'ssw4.itsp.tld' [Sep 13 08:31:49] > doing dnsmgr_lookup for 'ssw4.itsp.tld' [Sep

I've seen this happen three times in the wild now.  I've been trying to isolate the source of the issue, but so far it seems like there's not enough debug output to know why this occurs. Long story short: - Start Asterisk - PJSIP Handles receiving INVITE from ITSP via WAN (Asterisk is behind NAT).  SIP is handled correctly, Asterisk responds OK with RTP media address of

On Fri, Aug 18, 2023 at 1:09 PM Mark Murawski <markm-lists at intellasoft.net> wrote: > I've seen this happen three times in the wild now. I've been trying to > isolate the source of the issue, but so far it seems like there's not > enough debug output to know why this occurs. > > Long story short: > - Start Asterisk > - PJSIP Handles receiving INVITE from

Does anyone know what version of Asterisk Switchvox uses, and if it is modified in any way? FWIW, I am dealing with a provider that claims compatibility with Switchvox but not Asterisk for their SIP trunking service.

Great ! I'm gonna it try ASAP ! Is there another way (ie not using different ports) to get several trunks to a given ITSP ? Let me explain this a bit further. My setup is: ITSP <---- SIP----> Asterisk <----> Phones For various reasons, I want my Asterisk box to have several trunks/SIP account with my ITSP. First method, is to configure a specific port for each trunk: ITSP will

Asterisk 1.2.7 RedHat 9.0 I frequently have the need to redirect calls that come in on a DiD provisioned by my ITSP, back to the ITSP so that they can terminate the call on the PSTN. For example when an external call comes in, I often have to send it to a cell phone. I believe that this is referred to as "hairpinning" the call. I do this by answering the incoming call and then I use

Asterisk 1.2.7 RedHat 9.0 I frequently have the need to redirect calls that come in on a DiD provisioned by my ITSP, back to the ITSP so that they can terminate the call on the PSTN. For example when an external call comes in, I often have to send it to a cell phone. I believe that this is referred to as "hairpinning" the call. I do this by answering the incoming call and then I use

Hi folks I have a handset talking to Asterisk, which in turn puts the call through to an ITSP. The handsets likes to send audio in 40ms frames (even though Asterisk requests 20ms frames with a ptime header in the SDP). The ITSP doesn't request any particular frame length (with ptime) or state a maximum length (with maxptime), so when Asterisk receives the 40ms media frames from the handset,

We are using using what Cisco's Port Address Translation, so that all SIP traffic is done through %EXTERNIP%. ?To any outside box, it should look like the asterisk server is actually on %EXTERNIP%. My SIP packet gets sent to the ITSP with a Call-ID: 2fd557964ca936b66661d72f1328c918@%EXTERNIP% , but the SIP 200 OK reply from ITSP has Call-ID: 2fd557964ca936b66661d72f1328c918@%INTERNIP%. ?I can