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  1. Some countries use polarity change to indicate disconnect. Maybe Sweden belongs to this group.

     

    Detecting tones is extremly buggy. If someone sings a song on the phone you might detect that as disconnect and hang up.

  2. 35 views and 0 suggestion. I love this product!

     

    Well just saying that voicemail fails is not very specific. There are other places where it works, so there must be something different in your location.

     

    Ideas for differences:

      What version are you running?
      What Email-server are you using?
      Are you running the email over public Internet?
      Is there anything suspicious in the log file?

  3. Well, with the snom we are in the middle of finishing something really nice. The 7.2 version will support "buttons", where the PBX can take full control over the LED. it will also support XML-based directory, where the phones pull the address book on the fly from the PBX.

     

    Unfortunately, there is no usable 7.2 version available yet...

  4. Ping tells you that the OS is still alive. SNMP tells you that the application is still alive.

     

    Rebooting is not an attractive option. Maybe you are suffering from the memory leak in the head branch (2.1 beta), we are trying to isolate it. Check from time to time how much memory it allocated.

  5. Hmm... MP3 is a format that was designed for music. Maybe you can compress the audio into a different format? There are a lot of speech codecs available (e.g. GSM, G729, G726 and maybe iLBC). Or maybe it is just because the MP3 parameters don't fit well. For example, don't try to use stereo, and make sure that you have enough bits/s for the result. Maybe try with a 64 kbit/s compression and then go down.

  6. Well, AudioCodes definitevely works.

     

    We worked on a better international support in the latest version (posted in the cs410 forum), it is surprising how the different countries are using the analog wires. I would say it should work in Germany and Italy, possibly in UK.

  7. The BPX writes the files in ulaw format because that is the least CPU intensive option. Once the file was written to the file system, the PBX does not need it any more and other applications can use it.

     

    There are a lot of audio tools available that can convert audio formats (e.g. http://www.goldwave.com). If you run them periodically, you can convert the audio formats "offline". I am not the big expert on how to run a problem periodically in Windows, but I have witnessed it is possible and maybe someone else on the forum can help out on how to do this.

  8. But lets say that Verizon needs a pause, after the *82 input, for about 1/2 of a second. Is that possible?

     

    Well, that is the question of the PBX gateway. Maybe the PSTN gateway accepts URI like sip:*82,12345678@domain, then it could insert a pause. But there is no pause sending out the INVITE (well it is one packet).

     

    But I don't see a reason why the service provider would need a pause. If you can put such a number on a speed dial of a analog phone, it should also work.

  9. When using exactly that dial plan, I get:

     

    [5] 2007/08/20 14:01:20: SIP Tr udp:192.168.8.118:5060:

    INVITE sip:*2123653222@192.168.8.118 SIP/2.0

    Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.2.100:5060;branch=z9hG4bK-80b94d59b29bc3aa6ca9c0e7fb5297f2;rport

    From: "Susi Sorglos" <sip:41@laptop.pbxnsip.com>;tag=50395

    To: <sip:*2123653222@192.168.8.118>

    Call-ID: 73673963@pbx

    CSeq: 20439 INVITE

    Max-Forwards: 70

    Contact: <sip:41@192.168.2.100:5060;transport=udp>

    Supported: 100rel, replaces, norefersub

    Allow-Events: refer

    Allow: INVITE, ACK, CANCEL, BYE, REFER, PRACK, INFO, UPDATE

    Accept: application/sdp

    User-Agent: pbxnsip-PBX/2.1.0.2085

    Content-Type: application/sdp

    Content-Length: 274

  10. For those who are usung Aastra phones, here is the template that the PBX uses for configuring the phones. Comments and improvements welcome. You must use version 2.1 or higher to use the files.

     

    The aastra_mac.txt file is used per phone, the aastra.txt file is just the first file that is being loaded to point the phone to the real configuration file.

    aastra.txt

    aastra_mac.txt

  11. what is the:Upload picture: for?

    I can't see that. Maybe a temporary thing while we were putting the content there?

     

     

    does this version support Aastra tftp plug and play?

    Yes. Although it is quite basic. I think it is time to start a forum on Aastra and put the template there. Maybe there are improvements that can be shared on the forum.

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