similar to: Queue to outgoing Zap channels when congested

Hi, I'm having a problem with the queue behaviour in my place: I have two ISDN channels to the outside (Zap/1) and two channels two a Siemens Gigaset (Zap/4). I also use a SIP gateway to call outside and have a couple of IP phones around as well (SIP). The Gigaset has about 5 phones connected to it (+base station). Whenever two people are using those, I always am blocking two internal

I have a problem that is probably so "doh" I will be embarrassed. However, I have spent all evening on this with no success: I have the following setup (asterisk cvshead as of today) 10 Channel EuroISDN<=>Asterisk<=>Meridian What I can do: Call from outside into the asterisk, dial an extension, and pass through to the meridian. WooHoo. What I can't do: Call from

I have a weird problem.... Asterisk 1.4 E100P connected to a Panasonic TDA phone system Here is what I get SIP Ext -> Panasonic Extensions No Problems Panasonic Ext -> SIP Extensions No Problems SIP Ext -> VOIP Provider No Problems Panasonic Ext -> VOIP Provider Errors ---------- Working SIP -> VOIP -- Executing [903........@from-sip:1]

I need to determine the state of extensions/port based on active channels on my asterisk. For SIP and AIX extensions this is not a real problem because the channel names they create relate to the SIP/AIX extensions (just strip the '-' sign and anything after). For ISDN extensions addressed by Zap, it turned out problematic. As I figured out there'se no direct relation between a

Nik, I'm not sure that "NOP" is correct, but I'm in the states so I'll to defer to someone who knows E1/PRI. When I run zttool I have "OK" under the alarms. Is there a way you can call the telco and confirm the settings? Make sure that framing, coding and D channels are set up on their end the same way you're set up. As for asterisk, here's what I get

Hi, Does anyone have an agi that compares the callerid of an incoming call to recently dialled numbers in the CDR, and routes the call the phone that last dialled that number? Basically it'd be so when someone returns a missed call it goes back to the person who made the call, rather than having to go through the receptionist. Thanks, -- James Andrewartha Systems Administrator Data

Hi all, I got into a strange problem here. I've got an asterisk box with bristuff-0.2.0-RC7k, and a HFC PCI ISDN card, running in NT mode. The ISDN card is connected to a S0 bus and to a Siemens ISDN PBX. Two phones are connected to the ISDN PBX and are successfully getting calls from the asterisk box. When dialling from one of the phones, the ZAP channel seems to be missing out on some of

Hi all, Our Asterisk box sends calls outbound via either SIP (through our VoIP provider) or an E1 PRI (directly connected via a TE410P). When we dial a number that is engaged via our VoIP provider we get the following on the Asterisk console (numbers and IP addresses changed to protect the innocent): -- Called 12345678@sip-outbound -- Got SIP response 486 "Busy here" back from

When Asterisk first starts up, it will attempt to "bring up" the B channels on any PRI circuits. If you are using A@H then you can log on to the Asterisk CLI (asterisk -r) and then do "stop now" to stop asterisk. Start up Asterisk again by typing asterisk -cvvv at the Linux command line. You should see a bunch of messages on the terminal and then you'll get the Asterisk

hi i've configured a TE205P on asterisk at home this is my zaptel.conf span=1,0,0,ccs,hdb3,crc4,yellow span=2,0,0,ccs,hdb3,crc4,yellow bchan = 1-15, 17-31 dchan = 16 bchan = 32-46,48-62 dchan = 47 loadzone = it defaultzone = it and my zapata.conf signalling=pri_cpe ; pri_cpe = PRI slave ; pri_net = PRI master switchtype=national usecallerid=yes hidecallerid=no callwaiting=yes

I've just noticed that if you start a call by writing a file to /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing the cdr created on termination logs the call placed to the local extension - not to the destination in the PSTN. Hence there is no record of the PSTN number dialled. I guess most people want to log the outgoing portion not the local call leg? Anyone know of a setting that changes this? Iain

Nik, Just curious - what is your telco setup? Do you have PRI with the specified D channels? You need to make sure that your telco is set up to have the D channels on 16 and 47. When you first start Asterisk, or when you log on to the CLI, do you ever see messages stating the B channels are successfully started? Let us know. -MC -----Original Message----- From:

The subject says it all. Is it possible, code wise, configuration wise, at all - to reverse the order in which the available zap channels are used for *outgoing* calls? Code wise, I looked at the channel structure and it appears as though there is only a next pointer, not a previous pointer, so to 'easily' to this in the code would require a change to the code that reads in zapata.conf?

I just managed to put in a TE410 card in an Asterisk box to work with OnRamp 20(E1 downunder). I am able to dial in but was not able to dial out. Can anyone offer me some advice please? In my extensions.conf, I just put in: [default] ... exten => 0,1,Dial(Zap/g1) and I get this on the console when I dialled 0. -- Executing [0 at default:1] Dial("SIP/5166-b76004f8",

hello everybody, one of our customers which wants a soft transfer between his old pbx to asterisk and sip. the setup is as follows: telco <---pri---> asterisk <---pri---> legacy pbx everything is fine exept that when dialling from the legacy pbx it takes about 3 seconds before the asterisk start to dial. where does this delay come from? has it to do with

I have created a call file as shown in the files below. The number is dialled and connected (i.e. the call is placed to the PSTN) but it is immediately disconnected and I get the following message on the console: Starting Zap/3-1 at from-internal-custom,s,1 failed so falling back to exten 's' Extensions.conf [from-internal-custom] exten => s,1,Wait(20) exten => s,2,SendDTMF(1) etc

hello, using a legacy PBX to access a Asterisk Zap channel (Legacy PBX FXS --> FXO application Asterisk/TDM400P) I want to be able to "flash" the asterisk pbx. However by pressing the FLASH button on the extension connected to the Legacy PBX gets me the flash features on the Legacy PBX, not on the Asterisk PBX side. I thought of using the following codes (listed below) from

this happened to me on a cvs update, rebuilt a clean chan capi cm and all is well. Greg ________________________________ From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Voicomm User Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 3:29 AM To: Armin Schindler Cc: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Asterisk ISDN: Problem

Nik, Looks like you're making some progress. When I first started using A@H I had trouble getting the outbound dialing to work. I wasn't sure where to start, so what I did was skip the macros in the dial plan. I wanted to play around with exactly what digits the telco wanted to see. So I put a specific extension in my [default] context like this: exten =>

Hi there, I'm converting a dialplan callback type application to fastagi as I'm hitting the buffers with respects to getting useful results from CDRs. It works by a spool call file triggering a Local extension, that extension then does the first dial to a client. I dial to a local context from the spool file as I need proper return codes as in ${DIALSTATUS} which are not available