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Hi Chaps, Is there a way to detect/highlight poor quality voice calls going through an asterisk server? Was thinking of picking up a cdr record or some other variable showing poor quality on calls when the internet is having issues. Is there any qos or poor audio quality variables available? Cheers, Taff. ___________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Answers - Got

Hi List, I?m having problems compiling chan_misdn: asterisk:/usr/src/chan_misdn-beta-0.0.3-rc4 # make install cc -ggdb -Wall -D_GNU_SOURCE -Wno-missing-prototypes -Wno-missing-declarations -fPIC -I/usr/src/asterisk/include -DAST_CONFIG_DIR=\"/etc/asterisk/\" -I/usr/src/mISDNuser/include -I/usr/src/linux-2.6/include -I/usr/src/mISDNuser/i4lnet/ -Wall -c -o chan_misdn.o chan_misdn.c

Hi, I have a Digium B410P 4-port BRI card. I installed misdn 1.1.3 with hfcmulti driver and misdnuser 1.1.3. I configured the card "correctly" as misdnportinfo reports: # misdnportinfo Port 1: TE-mode BRI S/T interface line (for phone lines) -> Interface is Poin-To-Point. -> Protocol: DSS1 (Euro ISDN) -> childcnt: 2 -------- Port 2: TE-mode BRI S/T interface line (for

Hi all! I'm getting an error when I try to start asterisk with chan_misdn. I patched my kernel (2.6.12.4), and compiled the whole stuff (kernel, mISDNuser, asterisk, chan_misdn). I got mISDN from http://isdn.jolly.de/download/v3.0/ I'm using a CVS Snapshot of asterisk, which was checked out about 5 hours ago. This is the error: [chan_misdn.so]Aug 15 14:13:29 WARNING[4929]:

What are the advantages in using mISDN over other solutions? If I knew why it was a good idea (like does it have better sound quality than alternatives?) then I would put the time in to test it, and also improve the Wiki. -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Thomas H?ger Sent: Friday, January 21,

Could someone please comment on the current state of chan_capi, chan_misdn and chan_modem channel drivers in terms of functionality and stability. Specifically, which channel driver would be best for a passive PCI HFC or W6692 ISDN card. The chan_misdn wiki claims that chan_capi distinguishes between junghanns and non-junghans cards, and that chan_misdn is better suited for general misdn

Hi there, we've announced a new release of our chan_misdn channel driver. chan_misdn is a GPL channel driver for the new Linux ISDN-Layer mISDN (www.isdn4linux.org). So you can use all from mISDN supported ISDN catds in Asterisk. Feel free to donwload and test it at : http://www.beronet.com/download/chan_misdn-beta-0.0.3-rc4.tgz You can report bugs and feature requests to

Hi there, we've announced a new release of our chan_misdn channel driver. chan_misdn is a GPL channel driver for the new Linux ISDN-Layer mISDN (www.isdn4linux.org). So you can use all from mISDN supported ISDN catds in Asterisk. Feel free to donwload and test it at : http://www.beronet.com/download/chan_misdn-beta-0.0.3-rc5.tgz You can report bugs and feature requests to

Has anyone got chan_misdn working with passive BRI cards yet? I've tried both hfc (hfcpci.ko) and w6692 (w6692pci.ko) cards, but when I start asterisk I get the following when chan_misdn is loaded: [chan_misdn.so] => (Channel driver for mISDN Support (Bri/Pri)) == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/misdn.conf': Found == Registered channel type 'mISDN' (This driver enables the

Hi all, Does anybody of you have the winbond w6692 working with the mISDN/chan_misdn.so? When loading chan_misdn.so from Asterisk, I get a "No lower Id port:1" error. The /var/log/messages file says: "MISDN free_device: entitylist not empty" I'm using Linux 2.6.11.11 + mISDN-CVS-2005-05-01 + Asterisk 1.0.7 + Zaptel 1.0.7 chan_misdn build from chan_misdn-beta-0.0.3-rc6

Hello everyone. I've got a HFC ISDN card that I'm using with chan_misdn and it basically behaves like crap. Echo is waaay worst then echo I get TDM400 card, sound is "choppy" (there other side is allays complaining about sound interruptions) and to top it all it detects fake DTMF's all the time. Is this a chan_misdn problem or is it a card problem? I really need to get

Hi For use my isdn card in NT mode I have compiled chan_misdn. When I launch asterisk it stop with th e message : [chan_misdn.so] => (Channel driver for mISDN Support (Bri/Pri)) == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/misdn.conf': Found UnLocking config_mutex == Registered channel type 'mISDN' (This driver enables the asterisk to use hardware which is supported by the new ) Locking

So far i've grasped that to use a card in NT mode it should have layermask=3 as module option. Is it the only thing that sets TE or NT mode for card? Perhaps there are settings in misdn.conf ? I can only get the card to work in TE mode and even then when asterisk is ran as asterisk -vvvgc it exits right after chan_misdn is loaded with theese messages: [chan_misdn.so] => (Channel driver

Could someone please comment on the current state of chan_capi, chan_misdn and chan_modem channel drivers in terms of functionality and stability. Specifically, which channel driver would be best for a passive PCI HFC or W6692 ISDN card. The chan_misdn wiki claims that chan_capi distinguishes between junghanns and non-junghans cards, and that chan_misdn is better suited for general misdn

Hello ! I would like to get working a Fritz PCI card using chan_misdn operating in ptp mode. Afer compiling mISDN into the kernel and building chan_misdn Asterisk stops loading with : [chan_misdn.so] => (Channel driver for mISDN Support (Bri/Pri)) == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/misdn.conf': Found UnLocking config_mutex == Registered channel type 'mISDN' (This driver enables

Quick question: Is there a way to distinguish between calling MSN's when using chan_misdn? More info: I've got my ISDN2 (EuroISDN) up and running here in Romania with 1 base number plus 5 MSN's. Now I want to my * to do different things when receiving a call on from different MSN's (like forwarding the call to my FAX machine or forwarding the call to my mobile). The obvious way

Hi list, I installed a fresh Debian/Etch with Asterisk 1.4 and Zaptel 1.4 from SVN for 2 Digium B410P card. I ran configure in Asterisk dir, went in zaptel dir and: make, make install, make b410p. Everything is ok. Now I want to compile Asterisk but can't activate the chan_misdn channel which depends on -from menuselect- isdnnet(E), misdn(E), suppserv(E) When I made the make b410p, all

Author: nadi Date: Wed Apr 11 05:52:28 2007 New Revision: 61342 URL: http://svn.digium.com/view/asterisk?view=rev&rev=61342 Log: AOCD's are now exported to asterisk channel variables. Modified: branches/1.4/channels/chan_misdn.c This is very cool, something i've waited for a long time :-). Is there a way to write this into CDR or sendtext() it to a channel? Regards, Andreas

How is it possible to get a dialtone using chan_misdn for a ISDN phone connected to a hfc nt-mode card? misdn.conf: [intern] ports=2 context=isdnIntern immediate=yes extensions.conf [isdnIntern] exten => s,1,DigitTimeout(5) I don't want to use answer here because the phone does not show the dialed digits in the display if the call has already been answered. -- Stefan Tichy

Thomas H?ger wrote: > So you can use all from mISDN supported ISDN catds in Asterisk. > > Feel free to donwload and test it at : > http://www.beronet.com/download/chan_misdn-beta-0.0.3-rc5.tgz > > You can report bugs and feature requests to www.beronet.com/bugs > > Have fun! Hi, I have a few questions I've a lot of troubles with i4l. Among others: - very big latency