jweek
join:1999-08-27
Reno, NV
 ·Charter Pipeline
 ·Pacific Bell - SBC
|  reply to gatzdon
Re: [General] Free VOIP West Coast DID, 100 min/mo
has anyone heard how long it will remain "free"?
I asked their online support guy "Mike":
info: Please wait for a site operator to respond.
info: You are now chatting with 'Mike'
Mike: Hello, Welcome to Live Chat Support.
Mike: How may I help you today ?
Mike: Hello J
J: Hi Mike ..I haven't received my email for account activation - how much longer until my account is active?
Mike: J may I know when did you sign up?
J: it was about 2 hours ago
Mike: Ok..
Mike: May I have your email address please
John: aaa@bbb.com
Mike: Ok..
Mike: J we have just active your account
Mike: You will receive the welcome letter in short while
J: thanks much! how long does the Free Packet package remain free?
Mike: Sorry but we can not give the exact date.
Mike: :-
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Pinan
Hypnotic Tweaker
ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-09-02
Murrieta, CA
| From the free Packet FAQ:
"How long can I keep this Free Packet Service Plan?
You can use this as long as you want. We will not charge you unless you upgrade to any of our Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum plan. With these plans, you can take advantage of more features."
I have it. It's great. |
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gbh2o
join:2000-12-18
Greenville, NC
 ·Future Nine Corpor..
·callwithus
·MyPhoneCompany
·VBUZZER
·Voxee
·Embarq
·VOIPo
·STANAPHONE
·Axvoice
·Packet8
| reply to gatzdon
I was pulling my hair out trying to get a DTA-310 working with CallPacket. Finally found that I could not use the FQDN voip.callpacket.com, but had to either use the corresponding IP address 67.43.159.38 _OR_ the reverse response I got of ser.callpacket.com instead! |
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JTS33
join:2003-05-03
USA
| said by gbh2o  :I was pulling my hair out trying to get a DTA-310 working with CallPacket. Finally found that I could not use the FQDN voip.callpacket.com, but had to either use the corresponding IP address 67.43.159.38 _OR_ the reverse response I got of ser.callpacket.com instead! It was just an issue with CallPacket's DNS earlier today (affected everyone using voip.callpacket.com). Things are back to normal now. |
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voipuser4
join:2003-04-09
San Ramon, CA | reply to BLL
Can someone post their config for a SPA-2000/SPA-3000? I haven't been able to get it to work with either adaptor. I get a fast busy signal instead of dial tone and incoming calls go to voice mail. Thanks! |
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gatzdon
join:2002-10-25
Lake Zurich, IL
| reply to gatzdon
voxilla allows you to use their wizards to configure your device on your terms. Could someone confirm (as I have only used it once) that there would be no ill effects if someone were to use voxilla's wizards to configure their device for FWD over Proxy. Once that is working acceptably, I would make the changes identified so many times in this thread and change nothing else.
This is not a guarantee that it will get you working on callpacket, but it has worked for me to resolve unknown configuration issues because I didn't understand some of the settings, therfore didn't know how to adjust them or if adjustment is even needed.
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$100 placed at 7 percent interest compounded quarterlyfor 200 years will increase to more than $100,000,000 --by which time it will be worth nothing.- Lazarus Long |
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DracoFelis
Premium
join:2003-06-15
| reply to voipuser4
said by voipuser4 :Can someone post their config for a SPA-2000/SPA-3000? I haven't been able to get it to work with either adaptor. I just got my callpacket activated a few minutes ago, and it worked (for outbound) on the first try. However, since I currently have them on a "gateway" field on my SPA-3000, I haven't yet tried inbound. Here's what I did to get things going:
1) Log into the CallPacket dashboard, and then go to: Phone and Feature Management => My IP Phone Config. That will list ALL the settings you need.
NOTE: The above web page asks you about your adapter, so
that it can "push" the needed settings. But personally, I didn't let it push anything, and just used the listed settings on that page to manually configure my SPA-3000!
2) For my "Gateway 4:" field, I entered the value listed for my "SIP Username" @ the value listed for "SIP Proxy" (i.e. "cp000xxxxx@voip.callpacket.com", where xxxxx were actual digits I've "blanked out" from showing in this forum).
3) The value of my "GW4 Auth ID:" is just my "SIP Username" (i.e. "cp000xxxxx" (again with the last 5 digits not shown here, but actually entered into my SPA-3000).
4) "GW4 NAT Mapping Enable: yes"
5) And finally "GW4 Password:" got the value of the "Sip Password" shown on that web page.
6) For a dial plan to allow CallPacket outgoing calls, I just used:
NOTE: I picked "#2" as my CallPacket dialing prefix, because 2 is the "C" key.
7) Saved the above settings.
8) Rebooted the adapter (as Sipura adapters sometimes don't actually have new settings "take" until after an adapter reboot).
9) Tested it by dialing a number as follows:
"#2 11-digit-number #". Sure enough, I reached "11-digit-number" on the first try. Logged into my CallPacket dashboard, and I now only have 99 free minutes remaining.
NOTE: The dashboard seems to show free minutes remaining, but doesn't appear to update/show which numbers you called. |
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Cal96
join:2004-11-05
Oceanside, CA
| said by DracoFelis :NOTE: The dashboard seems to show free minutes remaining, but doesn't appear to update/show which numbers you called. I've noticed that the call detail takes a while to update, but eventually it appears (next day?). BTW calling toll-free numbers (800, 888, etc.) count against your 100 free outbound minutes. |
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wesm
tmb.org
Premium
join:1999-07-29
Lewisville, TX
| reply to gatzdon
Has anyone gotten inbound touch tones to work? I can call my Asterisk PBX, but entering numbers has no effect. DTMF mode is currently set to "inband," any luck with the others?
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Do not meddle in the affairs of sysadmins, for they are easy to annoy and have the root password. |
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wesm
tmb.org
Premium
join:1999-07-29
Lewisville, TX
| Answered my own question: CallPacket supports RFC2833 DTMF mode (hooray!), and this works fantastic. Call quality has been great for me; I can call DirecTV and use their IVR (via redialing out through my PBX) as well as call 1-800-555-TELL and it understands what I'm saying.
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Do not meddle in the affairs of sysadmins, for they are easy to annoy and have the root password. |
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mik80
join:2005-07-08
560001
| Hello I am using spa 3000
I have connected the spa 3000
I have voice buster working in the line 1 GW0 i can make out going call from voipbuster
I have just set up the callpacket account on GW1
I can make out bound calls by usine #1 from call packet account.
I have the PSTN line connected in the line in jack of the spa 3000
I have regular phone in the phone jack connected from which i can make out going calls .
I need the following to be done :-
1) I cannot recieve calls ( if i try to call my call packet number from another phone )
2) I want to first able to recieve calls that is on the phone which is plugged on the spa 3000 and then if ok and working then be able to send the call ( forward ) to my cell telephone .
Help appreciated
Mik |
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ebruce
join:2001-12-04
East Falmouth, MA | The SPA-3000 can only handle one incoming SIP and one incoming POTS line. You would have to set up CallPacket on line 1 to receive calls, but then you wouldn't be able to get incoming calls for voipbuster. |
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mik80
join:2005-07-08
560001
| i will appreciate if i could talk to some one for a few minutes , and i can call you on your telephone,
Just to take help in setting up the spa 3000/ telephone connected to the device to recieve calls ,i can change the gw0 to callpacket account and voip buster to gw1 , in fact i can just make out going calls , a few minutes of your help , and i guess i will be able to set up the spa 3000 ok to recieve the calls , i think the psnt , and the user 1 account has to be set up
thanks
mik |
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VOIPnYC
join:2005-06-26
New York, NY
1 edit | reply to voipuser4
Can someone post their config for a SPA-2000/SPA-3000? I haven't been able to get it to work with either adaptor. I get a fast busy signal instead of dial tone and incoming calls go to voice mail. Thanks! I'm having the same problem with dta-310 except for calling the toll free numbers are fine. |
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x10guy
join:2003-10-24
Torrance, CA
| I have a DTA-310 and upgraded to the leadtek AR17I firmware. I input some of the same SIP settings as others posted on this thread. Funny thing is that incoming calls work fine.
But I cannot make any outgoing calls. I get a dial-tone but when I call any number, all I get is silence. It stays that way until I physically reset the power on the DTA.
My softphone on my PC works fine. I'd just like to get my DTA working because using callpacket on a PC is not very convenient.
Thanks. |
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gatzdon
join:2002-10-25
Lake Zurich, IL
| said by x10guy :I have a DTA-310 and upgraded to the leadtek AR17I firmware. I input some of the same SIP settings as others posted on this thread. Funny thing is that incoming calls work fine. But I cannot make any outgoing calls. I get a dial-tone but when I call any number, all I get is silence. It stays that way until I physically reset the power on the DTA. My softphone on my PC works fine. I'd just like to get my DTA working because using callpacket on a PC is not very convenient. Thanks. Try using Z.T for your dial plan. If that doesn't work, then try Z.# and hit # after you dial your number.
If either of the above work, the problem is with your dial plan.
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$100 placed at 7 percent interest compounded quarterlyfor 200 years will increase to more than $100,000,000 --by which time it will be worth nothing.- Lazarus Long |
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cgigate
join:2003-05-12
Fort Worth, TX
| reply to x10guy
said by x10guy :I have a DTA-310 and upgraded to the leadtek AR17I firmware. I input some of the same SIP settings as others posted on this thread. Funny thing is that incoming calls work fine. My DTA-310 works great with it! Voice is very clear.
Free call, no one is better than it! |
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cgigate
join:2003-05-12
Fort Worth, TX
| reply to x10guy
said by x10guy :I have a DTA-310 and upgraded to the leadtek AR17I firmware. I input some of the same SIP settings as others posted on this thread. Funny thing is that incoming calls work fine. My DTA-310 works great with it! Voice is very clear.
Free call, nothing is better than it! |
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ra7
join:2004-08-24
Ypsilanti, MI | Are there any other dial plans for DTA-310 to use with callpacket. The one posted in the thread is not working. I can't make any outgoing calls. Can somebody post their dial plan.
Thanks,
ra7 |
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gatzdon
join:2002-10-25
Lake Zurich, IL
| said by ra7 :Are there any other dial plans for DTA-310 to use with callpacket. The one posted in the thread is not working. I can't make any outgoing calls. Can somebody post their dial plan. Thanks, ra7 Try using Z.T for your dial plan. If that doesn't work, then try Z.# and hit # after you dial your number.
If either of the above work, the problem is with your dial plan.
If both don't work, the problem is not with your dial plan.
You can double check that what you dialled was sent by looking at the call details for the last call.
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$100 placed at 7 percent interest compounded quarterlyfor 200 years will increase to more than $100,000,000 --by which time it will be worth nothing.- Lazarus Long |
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