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Mastadon from the command line opens up some pretty interesting possibilities

Most appreciated, Hawk. Thank you. I will give it a try!

would you happen to have any direct contact information for CAC or Fibernetics ? I signed up for the 75% off using monthly payments when you mentioned it with what I thought were recurring payments only to find out I need to pay manually each month. OK, but now I am paid up I cannot access 2...

The upgrade worked well for me, too. Like you, I got locked out of Wazo GUI. Is there an easy way to fix this? I still have access to box using SSH.

Thank you, TKTech - I had the same problem and this fixed it. I got incoming to work by adding an external domain to SIP/networking. Much obliged!

Wow - that was easy enough. Thank you so much! I'm assuming the file merge is an optional item. Since this is a green field install it sounds like I'm good to go. Much appreciated!

Please excuse me if I didn't see this in the how-to - when using the 2 minute xivo-upgrade I see the script run flawlessly. A question at the end has me stumped, however. To finish the upgrade, you must merge the new version with the old one. For example: vimdiff FILENAME...

Also available on eBay for $29.99 with free shipping. http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-Ports-VoIP-FXS-ATA-Phone-Gateway-w-WIFI-SIP-IAX2-Router-Bridge-trumps-HT702-/171413893059?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27e9106fc3 Mine works pretty good, too. Uses 2 LAN ports (trust/untrust) and supports...

Astra cordless only is SIP-DECT, cordless on 57i versitile The SIP-DECT from Aastra comes in two flavors. The all SIP adds up to (I think) 64 repeaters to your data network. Works great. Lasts a long time. There is also a SIP single mod that is far cheaper. The Aastra 57i and (old) 480i...

How does it "lock up"? Aastra has a well know limitation when registering to multiple servers - all servers must use the same dial plan. If the dial plans of each server are different enough it may look like a "lock up". Just a thought...

bluetooth headset, right? I know...silly question. If bluetooth, may want to test bluetooth headset with cell phone to see if that works, then come back to 6739i. http://www.aastratelecom.com/cps/rde/xchg/SID-3D8CCB6A-6B2E8D71/03/hs.xsl/39695.htm

Good suggestion about alternate providers. Worth a look. Thank you!

I like Les.Net but I've had trouble with the porting process, too. Unlike Tony, though, I couldn't get them to port a number TO thier service and after 3 months finally blew it off. This leads me to think they are just not that good at porting. I'll stay with Les.Net for now, but I'm glad to...

No documentation on the Aastra website, just a brochure. Could not find anyone who had one yet. Price point is much less than list price. Very cost effective compared to competition. The 640x480 touch screen blew me away. Excellent.

Not bad. Took a year but man is it worth the wait. The 6739i has a full 640x480 5.7" touch screen, bluetooth, USB port, and wide band codec support targeted at about $400.00 (street). http://www.aastraintecom.com/cps/rde/xchg/SID-3D8CCB6A-7DBDC4C4/30/hs.xsl/38707.htm Edit: Sorry. I see you...

Aastra phones support Alert ringing. It uses a different table of tones than regular ringing.

I'm gonna cut Les & Co. a break. I've been with 'em for more years than I can remember and this is their first rate hike ever. $2.00 a month per account is mice-nutz compared to what I'm saving with their $1.00/month metered rate (for xx DIDs). Not to mention being able to configure BOTH...

Not all phones are supported. Some are now discontinued. http://blog.voipsupply.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/SoundPointIP-Phone-Support-in-SIP-3.2.0-TB35311.pdf

These $22.00 IP phones work OK, too. http://cgi.ebay.com/New-VoIP-IP-Phone-Supports-SIP-WAN-Single-RJ45_W0QQitemZ350242674888QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item518c1718c8&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14 Kinda light feeling but not too bad. Shipping included. Might want a longer handset cord.

How about an Aastra 480i knock off? http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/201712489/ip_phone.html It's amazing how many phones they've copied (probably a "midnight factory" production). The ones I've tried have Grandstream like menus and work just fine (mostly).