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cspot

join:2003-05-16
Niceville, FL


4 edits
reply to markosjal
Re: [VoiceStick] BYOD configurations needed

This is what I did and it has worked for months:

Outgoing settings

Trunk Name i2telecom.com

allow=ulaw
canreinvite=no
context=from-pstn
disallow=all
dtmfmode=inband
fromdomain=i2telecom.com
fromuser=1xxxxxxxxxx
host=i2telecom.com
insecure=invite
nat=yes
outboundproxy=206.165.50.116
port=5060
secret=xxxxxx
type=peer
username=1xxxxxxxxxx@i2telecom.com

Incoming

User Context voicestick

dtmfmode=rfc2833

registration string 1xxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxx@i2telecom.com:5060/1xxxxxxxxx

Replace the xxxxxxx with the appropriate phone number or password as required.

Now create an inbound route for your DID.

Now edit sip.conf and add the following under the General section.

defaultexpiry=3600
useragent=YourPBX

The default expiry must be at least an hour or it will fail to register and sip show registry will say "Request Sent". When doing a sip show registry make sure the "Refresh" column say 3600.

you must reload sip every 60 minutes in order to keep registration with Voicestick. This is how we can do this part.

login with SSH and su - asterisk at the command prompt do the following.

/bin/echo "/usr/sbin/asterisk -rx \"sip reload\"/dev/null 2>&1" > /etc/asterisk/sip_reload.sh

chmod x /etc/asterisk/sip_reload.sh

While still at the Linux command prompt, edit the crontab for the asterisk user by typing crontab -e and pasting what we have below.

*/55 * * * * asterisk /bin/sh /etc/asterisk/sip_reload.sh

jeffnyc

join:2004-06-09
New York, NY
reply to w8sdz
Is it possible to shorten the number of rings before it goes to voicemail? (pap2t)


global_dev

join:2005-09-23
Woodbridge, VA
·callwithus

reply to markosjal
good luck with that... if you hadn't noticed there doesn't seem to be the "facts" for asterisk based solutions and VS.

As far as facts... I don't have a hosts file with VS's info and it registers. My VS also seems to work with the specific trunk name only.

markosjal

join:2005-08-06
Mexico
reply to w8sdz
It turns out I get this same message with Xlite!

markosjal

join:2005-08-06
Mexico
reply to global_dev
I have been guessing for too long, need the facts, and complete facts.


global_dev

join:2005-09-23
Woodbridge, VA
reply to markosjal
try changing the trunk name. apparently some have luck with i2t and some don't.

teledatatech
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reply to jeffnyc
said by jeffnyc See Profile :

Another question, for those of you with the MG adapter, when you dial 0000, do you have to enter your phone number or does the voicemail system automatically know the number you are calling from?
I have the MG3 device and if I dial
0000 I still have to enter my phone number to access
voicemail
--
Embarq DSL 1500/586 | Voicestick | Skype

markosjal

join:2005-08-06
Mexico
reply to jrcovert
I tried this in trixbox, still get "bad Gateway" I suppose you have a an entry in your hosts file as well, to which server does i2telecom.com point in your hosts file?


jrcovert

@covert.org

reply to markosjal
sip.conf:

1NPANXXXXXX is your Voicestick number with a 1 in front.

register => 1NPANXXXXXX@voicestick/1NPANXXXXXX

[voicestick]
type=peer
username=1NPANXXXXXX
secret=yourpassword
host=i2telecom.com
fromuser=12816674638
fromdomain=i2telecom.com
outboundproxy=206.165.50.116
context=whatever-context-you-want-for-incoming
canreinvite=no
insecure=invite,port
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
dtmfmode=rfc2833
qualify=yes

markosjal

join:2005-08-06
Mexico


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reply to w8sdz
My voicestick account started failing in my trixbox a few days after their (July 28??) upgrade. It has worked fine prior to that for about a year.

All I get back in SIP traces on outbound calls is "Bad Gateway"

Can someone post a trixbox config that works with the new server set - up?

Thanks

jeffnyc

join:2004-06-09
New York, NY


1 edit
reply to w8sdz
Whats strange is that my friend also has a N2N plan - he lives in GA where VS is based and is Call History has a lot of 0 cents (no charge) calls. Have no idea why...

Another question, for those of you with the MG adapter, when you dial 0000, do you have to enter your phone number or does the voicemail system automatically know the number you are calling from?


jrcovert

@covert.org

reply to w8sdz
I was a bit shocked today to see charges for incoming calls:

Connect Date (GMT) Description Number Minutes Charge
8/17/2007 9:22:01 PM INCOMING 1NPANXXXXXX 18 0.21
8/17/2007 9:15:45 PM INCOMING 1NPANXXXXXX 6 0.07

Next2Nothing plan.

hfrisch

join:2007-02-13
Holmdel, NJ

reply to w8sdz
I only ever use the e-mail option to listen to voice mail messages. From a WiFi phone, since most messages come in when the phone is out of WiFi range, there is no useful message indicator, so the e-mail option is better for that. The only time I ever used the call in was to set the greeting up. The e-mail delivery works well all the time as far as I can tell.

jeffnyc

join:2004-06-09
New York, NY

reply to hfrisch
So checking is voicemail is flaky - sometimes doesnt recognize the asterisk.

I configured the dialplan to replace the 00 with 14040000000 - that works.

In order to check from my cell phone I enabled i2bridge, I call my number, enter 0000# and it takes me to voicemail access. I programed it in my phone with my phonenumber and password using pauses so I dont have to dial it everytime.

hfrisch

join:2007-02-13
Holmdel, NJ
reply to racorby
You may want to record an outgoing message if you didn't do that yet. Without that, it is very possible that callers are just hanging up and not leaving a message.


waitwatch

@myvzw.com

reply to yennyennyenn
Thank you for those links, yennyennyenn. The Tygar page was quite helpful in setting up a AC-211-SR with our Voicestick N2N account. The dial plan may need a bit more work since it still seems to need 11 digit dialing even with prefixing. Any reason I can't prefix to a different area code than the VS number?

With the demise of SR service this week, and in spite of paying for the virtual number to continue with Teleblend, they killed its call forwarding to anywhere (on top of 3 1/2 weeks of paid Teleblend service with no dial tone on the main number) so we'll see if we can port the virtual number over to the voicestick account. At least our main number still forwards correctly.

racorby

join:2002-09-22
Roswell, GA
reply to jeffnyc
This dialplan finally got me into my voicemail box. I had 27 voicemails and they were all blank. Apparently my messages are not recording and that is also why my .wav attachments are also silent.

Any idea?

Cornhusker

join:2005-10-26
Lincoln, NE
reply to kafka1
the 7-digital dial with VS worked (without any change in your gizmo) in past serveral days, with wrong billing. Now I can't use 7 digital again

jeffnyc

join:2004-06-09
New York, NY


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reply to w8sdz
Anyone know how to code the url to do an autologin to Voicemail acct? With Sunrocket I had:


jeffnyc

join:2004-06-09
New York, NY


2 edits
reply to hwittenb
said by hwittenb See Profile :

said by jeffnyc See Profile :

Anyone know how to alter the dialplan on the pap2t so that 00 or 0000 dials 14040000000 ?
Assuming the PAP2T is like the PAP2v1 then you would have couple of elements like this:

Skip the 01. part that is showing. I don't know how to get rid of it.

It's easy with just 00 but if you also can dial 0000 it is a little more complicated so that the 00 element doesn't preclude the 0000 element.

This is a good forum thread for Sipura dial plan basics:
»forum.voxilla.com/linksys-sipura···511.html
Thanks. I just did this

and it worked. Actually prefer 00 to 0000 anyway - shorter.

Now if I could just figure out how to get my voicemail working from an outside line.... If I dial from an i2bridge enabled phone I can enter 0000 as the number and it will connect me to the voicemail system.
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