mattlandis
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actually, you not too far off...
an alert reader said that "oak" phones DO work with Counterpath Bria. See below:
http://windowspbx.blogspot.com/2010/10/tip-use-polycom-cx300-plantronics-p540.html
also we have a video review of UC600 coming out in minutes below:
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drama...that is an excellent way to describe 3CX. continuous drama.
I spent a lot of time helping on 3cx forums, supporting product and even writing a book... and each item was a "drama". well put.;-)
wish you great success with snom ONE.
you'll love it.
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yes, we did a client in vb.net via this method.
very very slick when working.
i think since then some things have changed and not sure if it broke or no. so many things to do in a day but if i get time i could dig up.
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well, congratulations on starting a topic. ;-)
we have a couple androids at the office and I will check in the morning. didn't realize that sip client built in.
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CSTA would work, if that method is implemented in snom one.
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Jason did you get this working?
yes, working on article...these articles take time!
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IM using pbxnsip hosted and I have some customers that wan to the MOH to me live Radio ( we got permeation from Radio.com if I don't charge a extra fee for radio on hold )
please advise how I can configure the link below to be a RTP stream
http://player.radio.com/player/RadioPlayer.php?version=1.2.10232&station=91
Please advise
did you see this?
http://wiki.snomone.com/index.php?title=Paging_and_Music_on_Hold_Application
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Surely 3CX has no bug issues? ;-)
We can take it offline but I'm always curious how they are doing. (i wrote a book on 3cx. ;-) http://www.packtpub.com/3cx-ip-pbx-tutorial/book
PM if interested.
snom ONE is very very stable and complete in features in comparison. (not perfect but absolutely business class)
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Hey guys,
I have been using Grandstream FXO adapters with my snomONE installs and they don't seem to work the best, especially with DTMF. I am looking towards Patoon or Audiocodes. Has anyone had good experience with these adapters? These installs are for the customers that fall under the budget of a snomONE plus.
Thanks,
Steve
snom ONE Plus has FXO built in the unit. This would be a sangoma PCI fxo.
If getting an ethernet FXO I'll tip the scales to Patton. They work execellent and have excellent support.
I did a community poll a while back and patton got easy win:
http://windowspbx.blogspot.com/2010/02/most-recommend-pstn-gateway-patton-411x.html
Audiocodes is not shabby either.
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Well that you are trying to do is route the call from one trunk to another trunk. So in addition to the trunk to flowroute, you need to have another trunk that goes to Lync. On that trunk, you must tell the PBX what dialplan to use, and the way it works right now is to tell the PBX to "assume the call comes from an extension"; and assign that extension the right dial plan. This would be outbound dialling then.
Inbound will also be challenging. you probably have to do the same thing and tell the PBX which extension to assume, so that the call can be dialled in the other direction. I would choose two extensions with two dial plans, so that the outbound dial plan always lands on the trunk to flowroute and the inbound always lands on the inbound always lands on the trunk to Lync.
I have never tried this; using the PBX as a IP-IP gateway sounds like an interesting experiment...
actually guys, i have a blog post planned for publication this week to step through this snomONE as a gateway business!! ;-)
see it here
http://windowspbx.blogspot.com
follow twitter @matthewlandis
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your best bet might be to work with patton support.
they are excellent in the USA.
support@patton.com or call them on published number.
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Standard hyper-v failover methods should work Tom.
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what appliance can't you backup from the webUI?
My suggestion is have a note near button.: Don't backup during calls as it could degrade quality.
(or, even better, have the system check and if calls in program don't allow.)
snom is doing great with this product. just a tiny item.
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mehhh...this is why we just make our own server with windows. ;-)
thanks for the choice.
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this is a common problem and i'm not sure why snom does not "fix" it.
there is a system level setting called "Max. size of a configuration backup file:". changed this to something bigger. (maybe 100mb?)
Now your backup should work.
matt
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good to hear.
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this could be other issue as well.
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our quick tests yeilded that quite a few bugs are fixed with this. of course this is not a day in and day test.
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snom: thanks for feedback. any idea if realistic to implement? thanks.
(with this latest loudstatic/srtp issue the issue is very random...)
take care,
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user thot it was headset but it did it on handset as well.
does it on various phones. (all snom: 360, meeting point, etc)
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Hello,
I am getting complaints from some users on one system that they are getting random (once a day for heavy users) thundering loud burst of static for several seconds. (this user says they never mute using the snom phone since they have headset and mute from there).
phone: snom360/8.4.18
pbx: 2011-4.2.1.4025 (Win32)
Any ideas what could be causing this?
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chasing random bad calls with snom ONE is not satisfactory.
How much effort would it be for snom ONE to have a star code for a user to report a bad call. Then ALL the details of the previous call would be emailed to the admin.
what do you think?
If you tell user to email or call you they never send what you need anyway...and you just get a lot of whining and little substance.
thanks
matt
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i have to agree.
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here is how we do it with patton:
http://windowspbx.blogspot.com/2011/07/using-patton-smartnode-4960-with-snom.html
i think there may be a wiki for snom one plus too?
redundant setup
in General Setup
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check this script if you are set on 2 physical boxes.
no reason it shouldn't work, but we don't have it at any live snom ONE pbx sites.
http://windowspbx.blogspot.com/2010/02/free-simple-failover-solution-for.html