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I'm registering 5 lines on my asterisk box from one voip provider. Lines; 4040.0000 4040.0001 4040.0002 4040.0003 4040.0004 All lines is registered in 5060 port so when someone call to 4040.0001 the call arrive on asterisk but arrive to last number registered 4040.0004becouse it is listening on same port as all others. How i make each number register in one different port, like

Hello, I'm running Asterisk and using VoicePulse for IAX termination. I would like to have toll-free number assigned to my asterisk, any hints where I can get this number? VoicePulse does not offer toll-free numbers. Thanks, David

I want the ability to setup DIDs in a variety of different remote locations in Canada. There are various providers that have DIDs in major cities, but none that focus on the "smaller" cities. The question is how do I actually setup these DIDs? Thanks, Geoff

Peter Saint-Andre a ?crit : > Ivo Emanuel Gon?alves wrote: >> Just a heads-up, I received confirmation that Speex is now the default >> codec for the Jabber's Jingle VoIP protocol. > > Which we hope to finalize soon for broader adoption. :) That's good to hear. Are you supporting wideband or just narrowband? Jean-Marc

My apologies for the cross-posting. If you are a business or individual providing Voice over IP services in Canada then we encourage you to read this email carefully otherwise please disregard. ----- As you are most likely aware, the CRTC has undertaken the roll of regulating VoIP services in Canada and is currently conducting hearings with the goal of putting in place regulatory requirements

What would be my best option to receive calls via VOIP. I would like to use it as an alternative number when my main number is busy. The solution is not that easy as in order for customer to be a free call DID=Direct Inward Dialing provider would need to be a local company, I think. Correct my anybody if I'm wrong. I'm located in Alberta Canada so my chases are even smaller. I've

Hi, Does anyone has configured Asterisk to connect to BabyTel (a SIP Provider in Canada) ? Here is my sip.conf (I'm behind a firewall and I already opened port 5060 and 5065 (udp and tcp) to my Asterisk server): [general] port = 5065 context = Test insecure = very register => 1514XXXXXXX:password@sip.babytel.ca When starting Asterisk, the sip registration failed after 5 connecting

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Hi everyone, Where can I get a royalty-free copy of the spinner.gif or some other AJAX activity icon? I don''t want to swipe one without asking. Thanks, Jason

Hello, everyone. I'm working together with the organizers of the IT360 show and conference, at the Toronto Convention Centre April 30 to May 2. Last year it was known as LinuxWorld and NetworkWorld Canada. (http://www.it360.ca/) Last year the conference hosted a successful conference-within-a-conference related to Smalltalk. This year, I've been asked to assemble a conference

Hi I believe this is due to the way US phone systems work, however I'm going to ask anyway. In the UK there are several providers who provide national rate PSTN => Voip gateways which are free to receive calls on, (for the recipient), the caller pays the cost of calling. E.g 0844 0870 etc. I am looking for a US provier who offers the same sort of system. I don't call the US but I

From R-help ... >I notice that you have the IPSUR package loaded; you know, just a >shot in the dark here, but did you try not loading it? > >I ask because the vignette is built by making a special choice for >set.seed, and the workspace that ships with the package might be >interacting in an unexpected way. Is it possible that a package can save a set seed and have the effect

Hi, As Freelance programmer/consultant I'm looking for project/task of IVR/CTI/CRM/IP-based, my skils are as following, 1 Dialogic-based CTI/IVR software programming 2 Intervoice IVR development 3 Siebel CRM integration and development 4 IBM DirectTalk and WebShpere Voice(VoiceXML,...) 5 IP-based development(VoIP,h323,sip,...) 6 Cisco

We're looking to buy a VoIP company that does wholesale orig and term services. Ideally, $90,000 a month or more in revenue but will look at lower volumes. Also, a webhosting company. Geographic location can be anywhere in USA or Canada. Send email with the word CONFIDENTIAL in subject line. Send a little general info about what you have and what you have in mind. If it looks interesting,

Hello, Voisonics is hiring a VoIP support engineer to assist our customers running Asterisk based hosted PBX platforms. This is a part-time contract work-from-home position. For communication reasons we're looking for someone in a timezone encompassing Far East Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the USA, and Mexico. If you are not physically located in that area please do not apply -

Hello, Voisonics is hiring a VoIP support engineer to assist our customers running Asterisk based hosted PBX platforms. This is a part-time contract work-from-home position. For communication reasons we're looking for someone in a timezone encompassing New Zealand, Canada, the USA, and Mexico. If you are not physically located in that area please do not apply - being "flexible"

Hi Everyone, Does anyone know of any Canadian VoIP providers that offer all of the following: 1. DIDs in Canada, U.S., and Europe 2. BYOD (i.e. connect to Asterisk directly) 3. Setting of CallerID for outgoing calls 4. Multiple concurrent calls per account (or some other method to accommodate many concurrent outgoing calls) I've checked out the Wiki and there doesn't appear to be any

I know this is OT for this list, but I havnt seen it mentioned here and in the spirit of 'open source' I thought this would be interesting for readers here: ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff Pulver" <jeff@pulver.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 11:28 PM Subject: [FWD] FWD Holiday Promotion: Free Calling to 8 Countries > Hi There, > > In the spirit of

Hi, I'm curious if anyone knows of any possibility to use video VOIP client (like Ekiga or Linphone or...) under Linux that could be operated by touchscreen friendly GUI (bigger buttons, large keypad, etc...) ? I like Ekiga, but GUI is small and cannot be operated via touchscreen... But maybe there are some skins for existing clients that are more touchscreen friendly ? Thanks in

FeenPhone: Free open-source (BSD) Opus software for high-quality remote podcasting, radio, voiceover www.feenphone.com 1-minute FeenPhone intro video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLM97Ue32Vw FeenPhone is already being used to connect remote co-hosts on live syndicated terrestrial radio show, Freedom Feens.