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ENUM syntax
Posted: May 31, 2005 ENUM allows normal phone (E.164) numbers to be represented as DNS names ending in e164.arpa. One number can be resolved to one or more services in a predefined order. For example, the phone number +44-116-496-0348 is represented as…
Read More »Asterisk bounty IPv6
Posted: May 31, 2005 The following text is deprecated. Asterisk supports IPv6 since 1.8 Contributions Bernhard Schmidt <berni at birkenwald dot de>, US$200 by PayPal Detail This bounty is payed to the one who can deliver full IPv6 support in (at…
Read More »Moimstone VoIP Phone
Posted: May 31, 2005 company web site: https://www.moimstone.com/ IPv6 VoIP Phone IP250 Stonehenge IP250 are fully featured business IP Phone that coverged communications capability of data and voice over a single wiring infrastucture. Network Features IP Version – IPv4, IPv6 Signaling Protocol…
Read More »Asterisk bounty bluetooth cell-phone support
Posted: May 31, 2005 Status In Alpha; Theo Zourzouvillys (theo at crazygreek.co.uk) has released a version that is at least partially working. Other people who had expressed interest in working on the code previously: Stefan de Konink (skinkie at xs4all.nl) Ozed (ooseghale…
Read More »Windows
Posted: May 30, 2005 Asterisk on Microsoft Windows AsteriskWin32 Asterisk for the Cygwin environment. Cygwin allows many Linux/Unix programs to be compiled and run under Windows. Limited hardware support (X100P & Clones, CAPI, TAPI, and CELLIAX) at this time. AstWind A package…
Read More »Asterisk at Home Setup Guide
Posted: May 27, 2005 Asterisk@Home Setup Guide (be sure to check out the Asterisk@Home Handbook Wiki at https://www.voip-info.org/asteriskhome-handbook-wiki too) This is a pictorial step by step guide to configuring your asterisk@home installation. Most of the Information is currently available from http://www.shritel.com/downloads/asterisk@home_v0.8_setup_guide.pdf Table…
Read More »Uniden
Posted: May 27, 2005 https://www.unimrcp.org/ Uniden is a major consumer electronics manufacturer for traditional phones (wired and wireless), radios, and other electronic equipment. warning : Uniden has discontinued all of their VOIP phones as of 2007.07.18 I have e-mailed Uniden tech support…
Read More »Asterisk phone Polycom IP 500
Posted: May 27, 2005 Polycom Soundpoint IP 500 Configuration tips To get the Messages button on the Soundpoint IP 500 to connect directly to Voicemail you can configure your dialplan as follows: exten => _14XX,1,GotoIf($[“${CALLERIDNUM}” = “${EXTEN}”]?2:3) exten => _14XX,2,VoicemailMain(${EXTEN}) exten =>…
Read More »ANI2
Posted: May 27, 2005 ANI2 is a 2 digit code that indentifies what kind of phone line a call is being placed from. Common ANI2 codes are: 00 = Ordinary POTS call – not payphone 01 = Party line 02 = ANI…
Read More »ANI: Automatic Number Identification
Posted: May 27, 2005 From Wikipedia, ANI is defined as follow: “Automatic number identification is a feature of telephony intelligent network services which permits subscribers to display or capture the telephone numbers of calling parties.” A “super” Caller ID that is used…
Read More »Asterisk hardware interrupts
Posted: May 26, 2005 Asterisk and IRQs With multiple Zaptel cards, and sometimes just one, the most common issues are interrupt-related. The limitation with the number of cards is interrupts, not PCI slots. As the above article explains, sharing interrupts adds a…
Read More »Call Image Videotel
Posted: May 26, 2005 Call Image Videotel Phone Tested with: Asterisk PBX : Video Features works, special tricks to have a perfect video recording (no “funny color” screen) !!! -that’s the only one who do that without patching asterisk!- SER H324m (3G)…
Read More »SoundStation IP 4000
Posted: May 26, 2005 Polycom SoundStation IP 4000 product info: http://www.polycom.com/products_services/1,,pw-9192,FF.html This phone is now shipping. This is the newest conference phone from Polycom. It is the first to support SIP directly. The base unit has it’s own power injector (PoE to…
Read More »Asterisk Bootable CDROM
Posted: May 25, 2005 Boot and run Asterisk from a bootable CDROM. Variable information (config files, network settings, etc) are typically stored on a USB Flash drive or floppy. There are many Live CD Linux distributions that use this model. The well…
Read More »Asterisk cmd Monitor Cleanup
Posted: May 25, 2005 Monitor Cleanup Just a little script to help cleanup those *-in.wav and *-out.wav files: #!/usr/bin/perl @lines=`ls -1 /var/spool/asterisk/monitor/*in.wav`; foreach $line (@lines){ (@splits)=split(“in.wav”,$line); chop(@splits[0]); $base=@splits[0]; $base=~ s/(“)/\\\”/g; $base=~ s/( )/\\\ /g; $base=~ s/(>)/\\\>/g; $base=~ s/(<)/\\\</g; print `soxmix $base-in.wav…
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