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Brian is mostly right. Newer phones are so much nicer than the old 57i's that were the staple of this community. If you search, prod, and pray then I think you can get the Aastra scripts up and running. I have them running well under PIAF 2.0.6.3 (whichever PIAF Green build that is) which has...

It's been awhile since I've worked on these Asterisk boxes I can't seem to figure out what exactly is going on. I have a test environment that has worked well in VirtualBox but I'm trying to get it to work in Hyper-V. I've converted the VDI to VHD and loaded it up. I can only get it to not...

It's just a single trunk that connects in. All calls come over just the one trunk.

I'm thinking if we change the trunk type to peer then it'll treat the calls as internal. That's how I've interconnected Asterisk boxes before. I'm just not sure if this would work the same way...

Not really. The DIDs called from the Telco to the Avaya are all 10 digit. It's then routed inside the Avaya and would be sent to Asterisk if the call hits a number in that block. The Avaya is the only one that connects to Asterisk and is the one generating the call. In this instance then...

The Avaya comes in via a trunk. Should it come in as an extension?

We have a client that has an Avaya system and we are helping put in an Asterisk conference bridge. There are going to be hundreds of conference rooms and we are trying to get around creating an inbound route for each one. Is there a way to create an inbound route that automatically forwards to...

That's very different than what they gave me. The told me port=5060, that there is no username or secret, and that it's a proxy and needs no qualify. Their documentation also shows RTP ports are 20,000-39,999. Do you think that'll make a difference? What they show me is: [Inbound] type=peer...

Thanks for the info Ron. Could you post a trunk config so I can get it pre-setup? At this point I'm not sure if I can trust their engineers to give me the right stuff. They keep wanting to convert the remote sites to come down the SIP trunk before moving us off of the PRI and onto the SIP...

We tried to tell them! Yes, Ward, I noticed that the interface was essentially FreePBX with their logo in the upper-left hand corner. They told us today that they will go forward with the install but won't offer any setup support since it's an "unsupported" platform. Where do they get these...

When the engineer called to get our info we told them Asterisk 11.5. He said "No, what front-end are you using?" We replied FreePBX. That's how he found out. He specifically asked what the front-end was for Asterisk that we were using.

We have been in the process with Level 3 to migrate from a Bonded T-1 / PRI setup to a SIP setup for the last few months with one of our clients. They had TW telecom for 3 years beforehand and they kept promising that SIP trunks were around the corner and when Level 3 came along and said SIP...

PBX in a Flash Version = 1.7.5.7 Running on *HARDWARE* │ │ FreePBX Version = 2.8.1.4 │...

Maybe. They're just so new.

I know the 57i has been replaced with the 37i. I wonder if we should just move away from Aastra at this point. We've tried Yealink but the test phones just haven't been stable for us.

I looked around for threads about this but didn't see any. Any thoughts on the merger of Mitel acquiring Aastra? Will they keep up the tradition of releasing new firmware that fixes random things and breaks useful things? Will they begin supporting scripting again? Will they axe the whole 67xx...

Nevermind. I added Aastra37i when it should have been Aastra6737i in the demo-user.prf file.

Has anyone been able to get the startup script working? It works for my 57i, 39i, and 31i phones, but the 37i phones just display "Configuration file cannot be generated. Please contact your administrator.". Any ideas?

On Friday we just worked through a hack on a client's Edgewater that caught us off-guard. The techs over at Bandwidth.com did a great job of helping us out. It seems that even if you reset the password in the GUI interface, it doesn't reset the SSH password. When setting it up over a year ago...

Over the years we have used and come across a good number of powerful open-source software. Our phone system is powered by Asterisk using a customized Virtual of PIAF, our Firewalls are PfSense on custom hardware. We've seen things like Zimbra floating around that even seems to have some...