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Greetings list, Wondering if anyone's come across this before. I've configured a couple of our servers with a "privatedundi" context to allow calls to still flow between extensions even if they're registered to different servers . The DUNDi lookups seem to work fine, evidenced by the following on the originating server: -- Called

My phone still says Not-Registered. I have a Polycom SoundPoint 600 SIP phone. Here is my sip.conf file: ; ; SIP Configuration ; [general] context=default ; Default context for incoming calls port=5060 ;added bindport=5060 ; UDP Port to bind to (SIP standard port is 5060) bindaddr=0.0.0.0 ; IP address to bind to (0.0.0.0 binds to all) srvlookup=yes ;

Hi everyone! I'm quite a newbie at this Asterisk stuff so please bear with me. We've recently decided to start training in Asterisk via AsteriskNow! Asterisk version is 1.4.18.1 through AsteriskNow! 1.02 The box we have is paired with a Digium TE110P and we've managed to get it to the point where incoming calls via a single DID (from NTT Japan) can be received and answered

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

Greetings list, There have been quite a few posts on the list over the last few months about using DUNDi to ensure users are always reachable even when logged into different asterisk boxes (as part of a load balancing cluster). For example, yesterday, this was in a post: (Olle Johansson) " In combination with Dundi and the regexten= system, it's even more dynamic." Are there any

Greetings all, I'd like to start implementing a private DUNDi peering group between one of our asterisk servers hosted at a datacentre and the various asterisk boxes sitting at clients' premises. On most of the clients' boxes the dialplan will have an [in-pstn] section containing the various numbers that should be recognised by that box. Where they're from a VoIP provider they

Hi list, i've problems with my * server and the 4 phones which are linked to it. i've 2 grandstream bt100 with the firmware upgraded to 101, a wi-fi phone (i don't know its brand) and another ip phone i don't know its brand. with this sip.conf : [general] port = 5060 bindaddr = 192.168.100.229 context = default ;x changed from default to sip localnet = 192.168.100.0/24

Apologies if this is a repeat: I trawled through the archives and couldn't find a reasonable answer, so I'm asking here. I have an Asterisk install connecting from behind a NAT device (DSL modem) to a SIP proxy (in my case, Broadvoice). I have an sjphone softphone on a Windows PC also behind the NAT device that connects to the Asterisk install, and using this setup I've been pretty

Hi, i'm having asterisk with sip working fine, including dundi lookups. The only problem i'm having is that the dundi answer allways contains my internal, private ip. Is there any way to set the targeting ip that is sent out in the dundi answer (to my public ip or any other where i want to receive the call)? Regards, Andreas.

I have the following pair of macros defined to handle outbound calls from *. Rather than specifying full dialstrings in the main body of extensions.conf, outbound dial commands are made using a macro call as follows: Macro (outbound,number_to_dial,callerid_to_present,gateway1,gateway2,gateway3,gate way4) The final gateway defined is nearly always a fallback to PSTN if none of the IAX or SIP

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

Hi guys, Is it possible to allow remote peers to connect to your local DUNDi Asterisk box, even if you don't have them listed in the dundi.conf? Alex

> Questions: > > 1. Is the wiki DUNDi example and the dundi.conf file too difficult to > follow for new users? > I wouldn't exactly say that it is too difficult but that the target audience for the default examples is not the average person/entity that could make use of the power inherent with DUNDi. When an average * user/admin wants to use DUNDi they will want to start out

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

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

Is there a way to have a dundi host advertise extensions for another server? A-----------B-----------C I'd like A to reach C through B. A and C would handle the call, B would just be the DUNDi intermediary. Assuming A has 101-199 B has 201-299 And C has 301-399 A sample dundi/extensions/iax config for B is all I need. I can get single DUNDi queries running fine(A->B, B->C,

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

Hello all, I am working on a creating some intelligent failover dial-plan logic and I'm running into something that I'd like some feedback on. Basically, it appears that if you place a call to an IAX2 peer that refuses the connection, or is unavailable, a NOANSWER dialstatus is returned. Example: -- Executing Macro("IAX2/cubix-19",

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

I have searched and searched for over a week on this but can't seem to find the issue. Calls from CallManager to Asterisk are being disconnected immediately. I have setup CallManager and Asterisk per Shaun Ewing's pdf http://asterisk.edropbox.net/ccmasteriskvm.pdf I have installed Asterisk 1.4.0-beta3 on Fedora Core 5. I got libpri, zaptel, and asterisk compiled and installed.