similar to: Asterisk 1.4.10.1 : PRI congestion warnings

Hello, I'm using Asterisk with an ISDN30e PRI line (only 16 channels active). Every now and then I get a CONGESTION error even-though there are only 1 or 2 channels in use out of the 16 at that time. When this happens, the user just needs to re-dial and the call goes through OK. On a SNOM phone when the problem occurs, a "Service Unavailable 907" error is shown. [2008-10-14

We are trying to configure a Sangoma A101 card to allow both incoming and outgoing calls on a UK (BT) ISDN30e line with only 24 channels enabled. At present incoming calls work fine. We can't call out -- we get a BUSY/CONGESTED error. Do we need another context in our zapata.conf? In other words, do we need to reserve, say, channels 17-24 for outgoing calls? I also wonder if the signalling

Hello, I have a Sangoma A101 connected to an ISDN30 (E1 in the UK) with some Snom 300 and Idefisk softphones. I can do SIP and IAX2 calls just fine, however I cant get any audio in either direction on the Zap channels. When I call in or dial out over the ISDN30 (UK E1) I can see the call answered/placed on the CLI and then silence follows. I've been provisioned 25 out of the 31 channels only

I am using asterisk (2 week old CVS) am for the first time have been starting to experiment with busy and congestion. At this point I am only using sip endpoints PAP2-NA devices. All testing of this is being done on a local network. my test extension looks like this: exten => 7777,1,Answer exten => 7777,2,busy(35) exten => 7777,3,Hangup Or like this: exten => 7777,1,Answer

I read the wiki and looked at the examples, but I'm still having problems. I have a Digium 4 port card with POTS lines plugged into all four ports. How do I play the congestion tone the the caller when they try and dial out but all the lines are in use? should something like this work? [dial-trunklocal] ; Local calls ignorepat => 9 exten => _9NXXXXXX,1,Dial(${TRUNK1}/${EXTEN:1}) exten

I have two servers, each connected to the PTSN via PRI. When I call from site A (951-999-9999) to site B (555-1212) and the phone at site B is on the phone, I hear the normal ring tone for about 20 seconds, then the message "all circuits are busy now. please try your call again latter" followed by the congestion tone. Instead, I want this to busy ring and then hang up without any

I have an Asterisk server it runs great with SIP phones, soft SIP phones (twinkle) and a soft SIP phone app on my Android phone but I am having problems getting two ATA boxes working. I have a Linksys PAP2T, it is unlocked and I have used them before with no problems. I was able to receive calls with from any local SIP phone or from my Link2VoIP connection via the Internet but it could not call

Hullo :) Can someone help me untangle a bit of a mess? I'm trying to set up a demo * server to show off how useful it can be to our business (as an IVR system and VoIP backup if our ISDN30s fail). I've not been able to get NT mode working with our InterTel Axxess PBX, so I've resorted to using normal TE mode and working on the basis the people dial one of the ISDN BRI extension

Hi, I have Installed * on a DL380 with a Junghanns 4BRI card and 0.0.2 driver. I have 3 BRI lines connected to SPAN(TE) 1,2,3 and 2 Cisco 7960 with SIP image. I am connected to french PSTN (France Telecom) whith Euroisdn signaling. I manage to call SIP to SIP, PSTN to SIP but not SIP to PSTN. Any idea? Thanks Gwenn Gael Marronnier Here is what I get and my configuration...

Hi all, I'm playing with Asterisk and I've already configured all needed .conf files. It works quite well, but now I need your help to tune the system: when I place a call from a softphone to the PSTN, I can't hear directly Telco's tones and I can't use its services, e.g. a mobile's answering machine. I don't know if I have to modify the dialplan or if it depends on my

1) I'm working on a quick replacement for DISA, and I ran into the following snag: When I specify "Playtones(dial)" I can only get around 7 seconds of wait time before the dialtone stops, and the context goes to the "h" extension. Is there a way around this fixed timeout? The DigitTimeout setting doesn't seem to have any effect at all on this hangup problem. I

hi ppl :D my configuration is as follows, i run (let's call it machine 2) debian etch 4.0 and asterisk 1.2, i use voiceone (www.voiceone.it) as an interface to manage asterisk, I have a grandstream/handytone 486 as a sip device, no PSTN line or anything like that all SIP only. I have a machine (machine 1), which functions as my router and machine 2 and sip device are behind it, grandstream box

Hi - We're moving up in the world to a PRI (Verizon), and I'm having some problems with it. I'm new to this PRI thing, though, so maybe I've just screwed up a simple config detail. I've got a TE410P on a Dell PE1600SC (ServerWorks Chipset). The card itself has a green light for the PRI, and Zttool shows Span1 as "OK". All I'm getting when I call into any

Hi all, I have this weird problem. I'm running asterisk 1.0.3 on Debian Sid (official debian package). We have 2 fritz ISDN cards. All is working great. Till I called the bank. It rings one time and then gives me the congestion tone. Here is what I see on the CLI (phone nr obfuscated for privacy reasons): -- Executing Dial("SCCP/michiel-00000004",

I am using VoiceOne http://voiceone.it/ as my management interface. I am not 100% sure when it started, but my CDR is now full of "s" as the DST instead of the actual dialed number. As I understand it - it is because it is being recorded in the CDR while in a macro (as below). Is there any work around so that I can record the actual dialed number? [macro-dialout] exten =

Hi, I have some really disturbing problems with Asterisk 1.4.1 and my dialplan for outgoing calls. First of all i switched some weeks ago from * 1.2 (bristuffed version ) to this version and in my opinion a lot more troubles arose.... For outgoing calls I use a Digium B410P with chan_misdn (before a Junghanns QuadBRI with zap). 1) So first thing is, that a user reports to me (highly

SetUp: - Asterisk behind a NAT, - Red Hat 9.0 - Asterisk 1.2.14 My Asterisk box is behind a NAT and I have a DiD from an ITSP. I have my dial plan set up so that when outside callers dial the DiD, the call is answered by my auto-attendant. The caller can then select who they'd like to speak to and the call is transferred to the external line associated with that person (usually a mobile

Well, it works for me .. YMMV. Yesterday I had a problem where I had a meridian talking to * via a PRI card, and from * to the pstn via an isdn30 link. The problem was that if the number was bad, or engaged then the meridian line simply dropped, not giving the operator any indication of what occurred. With much help from this list, I managed to construct a dialplan which solved our issues.

Asterisk 1.0.7-BRIstuffed-0.2.0-RC8a on a Debian 3.1 The system is connected with an HFC card directly to the telco line card is in TE mode and signalling used is bri_cpe_ptmp I am able to dial out some "numbers" and some not. In particular it seems that i can't call mobiles and special telco numbers like the information call center, emergency numbers,... If i use a normal

Dears, After weeks trying to contact support of my telecom about 'Seize Ack' because that is not returned, was a lock for make calls on my E1s. Now I receive back de Ack and get ready to make calls, but the technical support reports to me that my attempts to call do not send any digits to the oder site (telecom station). 8 seconds after start 'Unicall event Dialing' the line