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Hi, I have configured a certified asterisk 13 server with chan_mobile and res_pjsip. I have a Cisco 7940 hardphone and I use ekiga as softphone client. Now the problem is, using the hardphone I'm able to call the softphone and hear everything properly. But when I call from the hardphone to some number that has to be dialed via chan_mobile, I'm not able to hear what the other side says (I

Hello There's a lot of information on VoIP at www.voip-info.org ... but there's also a lot of outdated information there as well :-/ Since SIP is a pain to use when NAT is involved, especially when both the Asterisk server and the remote phones are behind NAT... I'd like to try IAX to see how it works and if it solves the issue. I'd like to start with a softphone (Windows

Hi, Is anyone aware of a wired sip hardphone supporting 802.1x authentication ? I've been told some Avaya and Alcatel ip phones supported 802.1x. As 802.1x is widely used with wireless hardphones, I'm wondering whether or not, 802.1x could also be valuable for wired environments. Regards -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Sorry if you see this message repeated twice. I would like to set up hard phones and softphones with the same extension so that when anybody in the company dials an extension, each user's hardphone and softphone will ring at the same time. I've tried setting this up before, but I noticed that the last sip device to register with the same extension is the only one that rings when the

What hardphones support xml/html/xhmtl/microbrowser? I need an inexpensive SIP hardphone that can run simple applications (queue status, etc). The phones I know of: Aastra 480i, 9112i, 9133i (though limited by 3 LCD lines on the 91xx seems kind of silly) Cisco 79xx Mitel 5235 Polycom IP601 Any others? -Dan

Hi list. I want to know if there is any console o secretarial hardphone that works with asterisks. I mean a phone in witch i can see the state of the extensions, the phone lineas, etc. Can hold o transfer easly a call, etc. Thanks Alvaro Parres

Hi SIP is such a pain to use when NAT is involved that I'm willing to buy an IAX hardphone for someone who works remotely over the Net and needs to get calls from our Asterisk server, itself behind a NAT. Are there good, affordable IAX phones you would recommend? Thank you.

Hi, When a SIP hardphone is transfering a call while ringing (caller and callee don't speak to each other) using phone's Transfer key, it seems BLINDTRANSFER remains empty. Though I can see a 302 MOVED TEMPORARILY message coming in. Is there a work around or something obvious I'm missing (it's the first time I'm playing with Dialplan transfert features. context mylocal {

Hi, We have a user who is putting large call volumes through Asterisk, and wants to BLF monitor up to 90 extensions. We are struggling to find a handset that can keep up with Asterisk :) 1) Is there a handset that will do this? 2) Is there a different (standard) way to send BLF and allow directed pickups? 2a) Or even a handset specific way? Asterisk handles the BLF volume fine, even on quite

Dear Friends, We have implemented "Asterisk" in our organization. There are 150 members in our organization. At present all are using softphones. Now, I want to buy hardphones for our staff. Can anybody suggest me that what is the best hardphone for Asterisk with low-cost? Thank you. Regards, Chandra. --------------------------------- Ring'em or ping'em. Make PC-to-phone

Hello Since SIP/RTP is a pain to use with road warriors who need to connect from any location over the Internet, I'd like to get them some IAX phones instead. For those of you using this protocol instead of SIP, what would you recommend as IAX hardphones and Windows (and ideally Mac) softphones? Thank you.

Hi! Problem: I can't hear what the people at Location B i saying, they hear me but I do not hear them. They can call, I can call. Just no sound. My current setup is: Softphones/Hardphones(Location A) <-> Asterisk <-> Firewall/Nat <-> Internet <-> Firewall/Nat <-> Softphone/hardphone(Location B) I am having problems with sound, I have opened the

I've got Asterisk up and running nicely using a couple of different softphones. Audio quality is suffering a bit due to the hardware that I am working with. So I tried to use a Polycom hardphone but the politics is enough to give you a headache. Polycom seems to support SIP only if you buy it thought their vendors. So I'm looking at a Cisco phone. Has anyone successfully implemented

Hello All, I have been using the following phones with excellent success inside my lan: Cisco 7960 Polycom IP600 I have also been comfortable with the SPA-3000. I recently got a SPA-841 and the quality is aweful. Even in stock setup, it's like when I speak into the handset I sound like I am very far away. I want to get a hardphone for europe, but I need to be able to use a STUN server, and

I have been testing * with some Cisco 7912G's, in hope to trash our Nortel system. One feature our Nortel system has that I will need to fiqure out on the * system is paging. Is it possible to page a group of phones (all phones) with announcements? We are a k-12 school and we use our current phone system to make announcements on the phones monitor speaker. Any direction I can be pointed in

Hi! I wish you all e Happy New Year first! Allthough, I'm relative new to Asterisk, I got our server up and Running, Softphones, ISDN, and a brand new Snom 821 are working flawlessly. :) Platform is Debian 8/Asterisk Packages (11) from Debian Repo. But I am running into problems setting up 2 older Hardphones, Thomson 2030S. :( with in my sip.conf, I have got for this hardphone: [...]

Are there any IAX speaking "hardphones" out there? If so, can anyone offer comment on their quality? Thanks! -Dorn

In trying to get my services up and running, I've encountered the usual spate of first-time issues. I was wondering if there was a good FAQ or Howto on troubleshooting NAT issues. The equipment that I'm using is typically a Sipura ATA or hardphone (SPA-942) sitting behind either a Linux box as firewall (using IPtables and Arno's firewall) or else a Cisco IOS device running 12.4T

Could someone please recommend a reasonably priced IP phone that works well with *, has a decent (full duplex, echo canceling) speakerphone, has at least two line appearances, and can transfer / conference reliably? The Wiki lists 35 brands of hardphone, but: 1. Most seem to be toys. 2. For many, there is no info on e.g. speakerphone characteristics. 3. When one seems technically promising, e.g.

Hi, Which is your favorite desktop wifi sip hardphone ? I'm looking for something like http://www.mitel.com/DocController?documentId=19401 which could be easily moved from one meeting room to another. (In this specific case, finding an electrical plug to power a large desktop phone is seen more relevant than finding an PoE Ethernet plug or using a mobile handset.) Which product would you