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As much as I wanted this to work, alas it did not. These are phones on a LAN, so NAT *shouldn't* be an issue I'm dealing with here.

I've exhausted all I can think of on this one and I need help. All of my regular extensions (Aastra 575Xi phones) will lose contact with the server (display "No Service" on the phones) randomly about 10-15 times a day for about 60-120 seconds and then reconnect to the server. I have 3 ATAs on...

Ok, I found the paging stuff easily enough in FreePBX. Thanks guys! The $50 price tag for the grandstream is the arena I was looking for...if someone has some other options in that ballpark, I'll take a look at those as well.

Yes, we run 6753, 6755, and 6757s at my office, but I was looking for something a little cheaper for the home. So I guess I need to some searching. I'm assuming the tactic here will be to get a phone that has intercom on it, and setup something on the PBX that pages all the intercoms rather...

I'm wanting to upgrade all the phones in my house (5 of them) away from ATA/analog phones to IP based phones. I don't need them to have a bunch of features, but am looking for one particular feature. I want to be able to use them as a PA, so can say things like, "We're leaving in 5 minutes, get...

Yes, this is an old post, and I found that it was FreePBX that was causing this. It was all grouped together because at that point there wasn't any other activity on the system. I do have some full logs that are over 30 MB, so I guess my system is a little more on the busy side (inbound call...

I had to rebuild a system so I'm going back and revisiting this. I'm apparently missing something here, so I have a couple of questions. I'll do this from each side. Side with the dynamic IP (dyndns address enabled) current setting ------------------------------------------------- Trunk...

I want to set-up an outbound route for specific phone numbers that we call where the caller ID needs to be blocked. I know how to accomplish this with a PSTN phone (*67) but can this be accomplished using VOIP lines? and if so how?

Update Ok, did a yum update and found that yum wants a newer version of cmake that conflicted with an older version so I ran the following and now get a different error. root@pbx:~/fax/agx-ast-addons $ rpm -e cmake-2.4.8-3.el5.i386 root@pbx:~/fax/agx-ast-addons $ yum install cmake Loaded...

My error is different I've been having the same faxing problem with 2.7. We're using a digium card and having trouble receiving inbound faxes via a PSTN line. The way it worked before was to send inbound faxes to a specific extension with a real fax machine on it....not nothing works :(...

No, I was refering to the call center stats reporting tool. I chatted with him this morning and got the issue resolved. Thanks

Not sure how many of you guys have dealt with Asternic, but it looks promising. I'm trying to get the free version installed to get a taste, and if I like it will probably purchase the Pro version. Anyhow, I followed the installation instructions, and now when I pull up the interface, I see a...

+1 on this. I haven't figured out this part yet.

I'm assuming you question is regarding the menu on the right side of the screen. With the exception of the word "Default", the rest of those are alt attributes for images. Seeing these likely means the image files are missing from the server for some reason...or you have some sort of software...

Ok, in the shell if I run /var/www/html/crm/Asterisk/asteriskLogger.php I can see all the call data being pulled from asterisk...so I have some other problem. Where do I go next to figure out why I can't see call data inside of SugarCRM?

Help I can't get this connector to work. This there a debug / testing secret? I'm not sure that the connector is properly connected to the asterisk manager, so that's where I'd like to start...but how?

Under the stairs Thanks for all the advice guys, and I'm sure that others will find it useful. I prefer using underneath my stairs for my wiring, with my own homemade 2x4 construction 19" racks. I've found that some peg board and zip ties work nicely for holding all sorts of appliances in an...

I'm in the process of having a new house built, and the low voltage guys were showing me a $500 package that included metal enclosure and in the enclosure they had RJ45 connectors coming from jacks around the house. The RJ45 in the panel could the be plugged into a router to be used as a network...

I second this. We run an RV016 at our office, which is the same as the RV08 with 8 extra ports on it. We run Telco DSL and Charter Cable internet into the office. I'm able to specify what kinds of traffic I want on each provider, and it automatically fails over to the working connection if one...

I'll conceed the point about mechanical impact. Any PBX that you intend on moving around a significant amount might be well served with an SSD in it. So if you're in the Telephony Service industry and have a demo unit or something that gets moved a lot an SSD might be a good idea. An SSD's...