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JayMan
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| [Other] VTA and Trixbox
I have a VTA unlocked and flashed with vta-1.00.08-NA2a.bin and it gives me all the menus.
I am trying to connect it to my TrixBox with some issues.
Line1: Works and I am able to dial to other exts on the box. But it makes me press # after I dial. How can I stop that?
Line 1 Settings
Proxy Server: 10.0.0.254
Proxy Port: 5060
Registrar Address: 10.0.0.254
Registrar Port: 5060
Line2: It will connect if I reboot the VTA but if I call it the connect drops after that call and won't reconnect.
Proxy Server: 10.0.0.254
Proxy Port: 5062
Registrar Address: 10.0.0.254
Registrar Port: 5062
What can I do to make Line 2 stable?
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Earth | I should say the # is a setting in the VTA. I tried deleting it but it comes back.
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> But it makes me press # after I dial. How can I stop that?
I know nothing about the VTA, but for any ATA you need to make the digit map consistent with the dial plan for your Trixbox.
For example, if your system uses 3-digit extension numbers starting with 2, e.g. 201, but you also want to be able to call New Jersey by dialing e.g. 201-234-5678, then you need to set the VTA to send 201 only after a delay, in case more digits are coming. You might do this by adding |2xxT at the end of your digit map.
However, if you would always dial 1-201-234-5678 then you could remove the entries for for 7- and 10-digit dialing and add |2xx at the end. In that case, a call to 201 should be completed without a delay.
I am confused about Proxy Port and Register Port. It sounds like they are destination port numbers, i.e. that an outgoing INVITE on line 2 would be sent to port 5062 on Trixbox. Do you have it listen on more than one port? I would think that it's the local ports that need be different for the two lines. Sorry if I'm wrong here and the VTA is just using nonstandard terminology. You can probably tell by looking at the registrations in Asterisk. | |
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Earth | The 5062 is my doing. I wasnt sure if Line 1 and 2 could use the same ports. Neither line will connect if I put them as the same settings.
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clubs: |  Re: [Other] VTA and Trixbox
Traditionally 5060(even number) is the 1st port
and the 2nd port would be 5061(odd number).
I'm pretty sure the must be different for registration. | |
Stewart
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Re: [Other] VTA and Trixbox
The local ports must be different, but I would expect the remote ports to be the same. For example, if you open two browser windows and access two different pages on Yahoo!, there is no conflict even though both are connecting to www.yahoo.com port 80 from the same IP address, because the local port numbers (assigned by the OS) are unique.
In the same way, I would expect that the two lines need to use different local ports (though I don't know the VTA so don't know how you would set them), but would contact Asterisk on the same port (5060).
If registration is giving you a hard time, does the VTA allow the option of not registering? If so, you could assign it a static private IP, and hard code the address into Asterisk. | |
JayMan
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Earth | reply to usa2k
Re: [Other] VTA and Trixbox
Which port should be the different port.
The Proxy Port or the Registrar Port?
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JayMan
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Earth | reply to Stewart
Re: [Other] VTA and Trixbox
the VTA is the new Dlink VTA-CV that Vonage issues now. | |
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1 edit | reply to Stewart
That must be the Registrar port and IP.
I wonder if I use the proxy only and setup the extentions with static IP's rather then dynamic IP's. I will have to try it.
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JayMan
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Attached are PDF's of the Line 1 and 2 settings inside the Dlink VTA. I can get Line 1 to connect. Line 2 will connect but go offline after a few mins.
Anyone had any idea's how to make these stable.
Also the VTA will not allow me to modify any of the feature codes or dialing patterns. WHich isn't big deal but a pain in the ass. | |
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1 edit | Don't use port 5062 for line2 - this is server-side port, not your local port.
Check a few posts starting here »Re: [General] The new PAP2 v2.0
If you cannot change some parameters through the web then you will have to change them through xml provisioning file. | |
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| Ok so I got it all connected and working well. I need to make the VTA dumb. I want it to pass all feature codes and dialing plans to trixbox but it doesn't seem to be doing it and I can't seem to make it. I tried to remove dialing plans but that doesn't seem to work.
And how can I make it so I can edit via the web interface and I don't need to tftp the config file over and over for every little change.
<provision version="2">
<options>
<reconfig/>
</options>
<settings>
<profileurl>http://127.0.0.1</profileurl>
<imageurl/>
<key/>
<path>step-2</path>
<interval>30</interval>
<intervalimg>120</intervalimg>
<voicelog>notice</voicelog>
<logdest/>
<sntp>0.pool.ntp.org</sntp>
<tikeypub/>
<timezone>STD5:0DST,M4.1.0,M10.5.0</timezone>
<adminpwd>Admin</adminpwd>
<userpwd>user</userpwd>
<userstate>1</userstate>
<useridle>5</useridle>
<adminstate>1</adminstate>
<adminidle>15</adminidle>
<VOICE_XML>
<PORT_1_CONFIG>
<ADMIN_STATUS>1</ADMIN_STATUS>
<RX_GAIN>0</RX_GAIN>
<TX_GAIN>0</TX_GAIN>
<RX_GAIN_AN>-10</RX_GAIN_AN>
<TX_GAIN_AN>0</TX_GAIN_AN>
<LINE_EC>0</LINE_EC>
<SIGNALING_PROTOCOL>6</SIGNALING_PROTOCOL>
<RING_VOLTAGE/>
<RING_TYPE/>
<RING_DC_OFFSET/>
<RING_FREQUENCY/>
<ON_HOOK_VOLTS/>
<OFF_HOOK_CURRENT/>
<RX_ON_HOOK_DGTL_GAIN/>
<TX_ON_HOOK_DGTL_GAIN/>
<RX_OFF_HOOK_DGTL_GAIN/>
<TX_OFF_HOOK_DGTL_GAIN/>
<COUNTRY_SETTINGS/>
<FLASH_MIN_DURATION>300</FLASH_MIN_DURATION>
<FLASH_MAX_DURATION>1000</FLASH_MAX_DURATION>
<CPC_WAIT>200</CPC_WAIT>
<CPC_DURATION>850</CPC_DURATION>
<RING_ID>1</RING_ID>
<CID_TYPE>1</CID_TYPE>
<ETSI_CID_MODULATION>0</ETSI_CID_MODULATION>
<ETSI_CID_PROTOCOL>0</ETSI_CID_PROTOCOL>
<VMWI_TYPE>1</VMWI_TYPE>
<ETSI_VMWI_PROTOCOL>0</ETSI_VMWI_PROTOCOL>
<CW_TONE_ID>1</CW_TONE_ID>
<CW_REPEAT_ATTEMPTS>2</CW_REPEAT_ATTEMPTS>
<CW_REPEAT_INTERVAL>10000</CW_REPEAT_INTERVAL>
<BATT_REV_ON_LOCAL_CONNECT>0</BATT_REV_ON_LOCAL_CONNECT>
<BATT_REV_ON_REMOTE_CONNECT>0</BATT_REV_ON_REMOTE_CONNECT>
<BATT_REV_ON_RINGING>0</BATT_REV_ON_RINGING>
<CALL_LIMIT>-1</CALL_LIMIT>
<ANSWER_WAIT>180</ANSWER_WAIT>
<HANGUP_WAIT>30</HANGUP_WAIT>
<RTCP_ENABLE>1</RTCP_ENABLE>
<RTCP_RPT_INTERVAL>10000</RTCP_RPT_INTERVAL>
<RTCP_ENCRYPT_ELIGIBLE>0</RTCP_ENCRYPT_ELIGIBLE>
<PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE1>0</PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE1>
<PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE2>0</PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE2>
<PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE3>0</PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE3>
<PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE4>0</PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE4>
<PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE5>0</PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE5>
<CALL_FORWARD>0</CALL_FORWARD>
<CALL_TRANSFER>0</CALL_TRANSFER>
<CONFERENCING>0</CONFERENCING>
<MWI>1</MWI>
<CALL_WAITING>0</CALL_WAITING>
<CALLER_ID>1</CALLER_ID>
<ANON_CALL_BLOCK>0</ANON_CALL_BLOCK>
<NET_REG_CHECK>0</NET_REG_CHECK>
<DO_NOT_DISTURB>0</DO_NOT_DISTURB>
<REPEAT_DIAL>0</REPEAT_DIAL>
<CALL_RETURN>0</CALL_RETURN>
<MSG_DISPLAY>1</MSG_DISPLAY>
<REG_RINGPING>1</REG_RINGPING>
<CID_TRANSFORMATION>0</CID_TRANSFORMATION>
<EMGNCY_CALL>1</EMGNCY_CALL>
<TONE_PLAY/>
<RPT_DIAL_INTERVAL>120</RPT_DIAL_INTERVAL>
<RPT_DIAL_DURATION>960</RPT_DIAL_DURATION>
<CID_DEFAULT>1</CID_DEFAULT>
<CID_EMERGENCY>0</CID_EMERGENCY>
<ACBLOCK_DEFAULT>0</ACBLOCK_DEFAULT>
<CW_DEFAULT>1</CW_DEFAULT>
<TONE_PLAY_ID/>
<FCODE_CFU/>
<FCODE_CFB/>
<FCODE_CFN/>
<FCODE_CFREACT/>
<FCODE_CCFWD/>
<FCODE_CID_BLOCK/>
<FCODE_CID_UNBLOCK/>
<FCODE_CW_DISABLE/>
<FCODE_XFER/>
<FCODE_AXFER/>
<FCODE_ANON_BLOCK/>
<FCODE_ANON_UNBLOCK/>
<FCODE_DND/>
<FCODE_RPT_DIAL/>
<FCODE_CALL_RETURN/>
<FCODE_EMERGENCY>911</FCODE_EMERGENCY>
<FCODE_PCM_OVERRIDE/>
<DIGIT_MAP>xxT|*1xx|[349]11|1xxx[2-9]xxxxxx|[2-9]xxxxxxT|9xxxxxxxxxxT|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|011x.T</DIGIT_MAP>
<TERM_DIGIT/>
<PAR_DIGIT_TIMER>16</PAR_DIGIT_TIMER>
<CRIT_DIGIT_TIMER>4</CRIT_DIGIT_TIMER>
<DIAL_TIMEOUT>30</DIAL_TIMEOUT>
<PREF_VOICE_CODEC>PCMU</PREF_VOICE_CODEC>
<PREF_FAX_CODEC>PCMU</PREF_FAX_CODEC>
<PREF_MODEM_CODEC>PCMU</PREF_MODEM_CODEC>
<PREF_PTIME_VOICE>20</PREF_PTIME_VOICE>
<PREF_PTIME_DATA>20</PREF_PTIME_DATA>
<CID_NAME>></CID_NAME>
<CID_NUMBER>></CID_NUMBER>
<AUTH_USER_NAME>></AUTH_USER_NAME>
<AUTH_USER_PASSWD>></AUTH_USER_PASSWD>
<PROXY_FQDN>></PROXY_FQDN>
<PROXY_PORT>></PROXY_PORT>
<REG_FQDN>></REG_FQDN>
<REG_PORT>></REG_PORT>
<P_FROM/>
<DIAL_IN_PLAR/>
<FXS_REN>5</FXS_REN>
<FXS_IMPEDANCE>600</FXS_IMPEDANCE>
<CODEC_EMERGENCY>0</CODEC_EMERGENCY>
<MWI_STATE>0</MWI_STATE>
<NWAY_CONF>0</NWAY_CONF>
<SRTP_ENABLE>0</SRTP_ENABLE>
<SRTP_MASTER_KEY/>
<EMERGENCY_CALL>0</EMERGENCY_CALL>
<FCODE_VMAIL/>
<VRMSG_ENABLE/>
<VRMSG_REPEAT_COUNT/>
<VRMSG_REPEAT_INTERVAL/>
<CPC_MODE/>
<FCODE_IP_DISPLAY/>
<REPORT_RTCPXR_TYPE/>
<REPORT_RTCPXR_USER_INFO/>
<REPORT_RTCPXR_ADDR/>
<P_PREFERRED_ID/>
<TLS_ENABLE>0</TLS_ENABLE>
<TLS_RECOVER_TO>0</TLS_RECOVER_TO>
<TLS_PROXY/>
<TLS_PROXY_PORT>5060</TLS_PROXY_PORT>
</PORT_1_CONFIG>
<PORT_2_CONFIG>
<ADMIN_STATUS>1</ADMIN_STATUS>
<RX_GAIN>0</RX_GAIN>
<TX_GAIN>0</TX_GAIN>
<RX_GAIN_AN>-10</RX_GAIN_AN>
<TX_GAIN_AN>0</TX_GAIN_AN>
<LINE_EC>0</LINE_EC>
<SIGNALING_PROTOCOL>6</SIGNALING_PROTOCOL>
<RING_VOLTAGE/>
<RING_TYPE/>
<RING_DC_OFFSET/>
<RING_FREQUENCY/>
<ON_HOOK_VOLTS/>
<OFF_HOOK_CURRENT/>
<RX_ON_HOOK_DGTL_GAIN/>
<TX_ON_HOOK_DGTL_GAIN/>
<RX_OFF_HOOK_DGTL_GAIN/>
<TX_OFF_HOOK_DGTL_GAIN/>
<COUNTRY_SETTINGS/>
<FLASH_MIN_DURATION>300</FLASH_MIN_DURATION>
<FLASH_MAX_DURATION>1000</FLASH_MAX_DURATION>
<CPC_WAIT>200</CPC_WAIT>
<CPC_DURATION>850</CPC_DURATION>
<RING_ID>1</RING_ID>
<CID_TYPE>1</CID_TYPE>
<ETSI_CID_MODULATION>0</ETSI_CID_MODULATION>
<ETSI_CID_PROTOCOL>0</ETSI_CID_PROTOCOL>
<VMWI_TYPE>1</VMWI_TYPE>
<ETSI_VMWI_PROTOCOL>0</ETSI_VMWI_PROTOCOL>
<CW_TONE_ID>1</CW_TONE_ID>
<CW_REPEAT_ATTEMPTS>2</CW_REPEAT_ATTEMPTS>
<CW_REPEAT_INTERVAL>10000</CW_REPEAT_INTERVAL>
<BATT_REV_ON_LOCAL_CONNECT>0</BATT_REV_ON_LOCAL_CONNECT>
<BATT_REV_ON_REMOTE_CONNECT>0</BATT_REV_ON_REMOTE_CONNECT>
<BATT_REV_ON_RINGING>0</BATT_REV_ON_RINGING>
<CALL_LIMIT>-1</CALL_LIMIT>
<ANSWER_WAIT>180</ANSWER_WAIT>
<HANGUP_WAIT>30</HANGUP_WAIT>
<RTCP_ENABLE>1</RTCP_ENABLE>
<RTCP_RPT_INTERVAL>10000</RTCP_RPT_INTERVAL>
<RTCP_ENCRYPT_ELIGIBLE>0</RTCP_ENCRYPT_ELIGIBLE>
<PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE1>0</PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE1>
<PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE2>0</PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE2>
<PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE3>0</PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE3>
<PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE4>0</PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE4>
<PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE5>0</PREF_CRYPTO_SUITE5>
<CALL_FORWARD>0</CALL_FORWARD>
<CALL_TRANSFER>0</CALL_TRANSFER>
<CONFERENCING>0</CONFERENCING>
<MWI>1</MWI>
<CALL_WAITING>0</CALL_WAITING>
<CALLER_ID>1</CALLER_ID>
<ANON_CALL_BLOCK>0</ANON_CALL_BLOCK>
<NET_REG_CHECK>0</NET_REG_CHECK>
<DO_NOT_DISTURB>0</DO_NOT_DISTURB>
<REPEAT_DIAL>0</REPEAT_DIAL>
<CALL_RETURN>0</CALL_RETURN>
<MSG_DISPLAY>1</MSG_DISPLAY>
<REG_RINGPING>0</REG_RINGPING>
<CID_TRANSFORMATION>0</CID_TRANSFORMATION>
<EMGNCY_CALL>1</EMGNCY_CALL>
<TONE_PLAY/>
<RPT_DIAL_INTERVAL>120</RPT_DIAL_INTERVAL>
<RPT_DIAL_DURATION>960</RPT_DIAL_DURATION>
<CID_DEFAULT>1</CID_DEFAULT>
<CID_EMERGENCY>0</CID_EMERGENCY>
<ACBLOCK_DEFAULT>0</ACBLOCK_DEFAULT>
<CW_DEFAULT>1</CW_DEFAULT>
<TONE_PLAY_ID/>
<FCODE_CFU/>
<FCODE_CFB/>
<FCODE_CFN/>
<FCODE_CFREACT/>
<FCODE_CCFWD/>
<FCODE_CID_BLOCK/>
<FCODE_CID_UNBLOCK/>
<FCODE_CW_DISABLE/>
<FCODE_XFER/>
<FCODE_AXFER/>
<FCODE_ANON_BLOCK/>
<FCODE_ANON_UNBLOCK/>
<FCODE_DND/>
<FCODE_RPT_DIAL/>
<FCODE_CALL_RETURN/>
<FCODE_EMERGENCY>911</FCODE_EMERGENCY>
<FCODE_PCM_OVERRIDE/>
<DIGIT_MAP>xxT|*1xx|[349]11|1xxx[2-9]xxxxxx|[2-9]xxxxxxT|9xxxxxxxxxxT|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|011x.T</DIGIT_MAP>
<TERM_DIGIT/>
<PAR_DIGIT_TIMER>16</PAR_DIGIT_TIMER>
<CRIT_DIGIT_TIMER>4</CRIT_DIGIT_TIMER>
<DIAL_TIMEOUT>30</DIAL_TIMEOUT>
<PREF_VOICE_CODEC>PCMU</PREF_VOICE_CODEC>
<PREF_FAX_CODEC>PCMU</PREF_FAX_CODEC>
<PREF_MODEM_CODEC>PCMU</PREF_MODEM_CODEC>
<PREF_PTIME_VOICE>20</PREF_PTIME_VOICE>
<PREF_PTIME_DATA>20</PREF_PTIME_DATA>
<CID_NAME>></CID_NAME>
<CID_NUMBER>></CID_NUMBER>
<AUTH_USER_NAME>></AUTH_USER_NAME>
<AUTH_USER_PASSWD/>
<PROXY_FQDN>></PROXY_FQDN>
<PROXY_PORT>></PROXY_PORT>
<REG_FQDN>></REG_FQDN>
<REG_PORT>></REG_PORT>
<P_FROM/>
<DIAL_IN_PLAR/>
<FXS_REN>5</FXS_REN>
<FXS_IMPEDANCE>600</FXS_IMPEDANCE>
<CODEC_EMERGENCY>0</CODEC_EMERGENCY>
<MWI_STATE>0</MWI_STATE>
<NWAY_CONF>0</NWAY_CONF>
<SRTP_ENABLE>0</SRTP_ENABLE>
<SRTP_MASTER_KEY/>
<EMERGENCY_CALL>0</EMERGENCY_CALL>
<FCODE_VMAIL/>
<VRMSG_ENABLE/>
<VRMSG_REPEAT_COUNT/>
<VRMSG_REPEAT_INTERVAL/>
<CPC_MODE/>
<FCODE_IP_DISPLAY/>
<REPORT_RTCPXR_TYPE/>
<REPORT_RTCPXR_USER_INFO/>
<REPORT_RTCPXR_ADDR/>
<P_PREFERRED_ID/>
<TLS_ENABLE>0</TLS_ENABLE>
<TLS_RECOVER_TO>0</TLS_RECOVER_TO>
<TLS_PROXY/>
<TLS_PROXY_PORT>5060</TLS_PROXY_PORT>
</PORT_2_CONFIG>
<COMMON_CODING_CONFIG>
<VAD_ENABLE>0</VAD_ENABLE>
<DIGIT_RELAY_MODE>1</DIGIT_RELAY_MODE>
<VOICE_PLAYOUT_MODE>1</VOICE_PLAYOUT_MODE>
<NOM_DELAY>60</NOM_DELAY>
<MAX_DELAY>120</MAX_DELAY>
<MIN_DELAY>20</MIN_DELAY>
<RING0_CADENCE>0x00000FFC00000000</RING0_CADENCE>
<RING1_CADENCE>0xFFFFF00000000000</RING1_CADENCE>
<RING2_CADENCE>0xFF0FF00000000000</RING2_CADENCE>
<RING3_CADENCE>0xF3CFF00000000000</RING3_CADENCE>
<RING4_CADENCE>0xE7FE700000000000</RING4_CADENCE>
<RING5_CADENCE>0xF800000000000008</RING5_CADENCE>
<RING6_CADENCE>0xF9CFF00000000000</RING6_CADENCE>
<RING7_CADENCE>0xFFFFF00000000000</RING7_CADENCE>
<DIAL_TONE>350:-130,440:-130,0:0,0:0,-1</DIAL_TONE>
<BUSY_TONE>480:-240,620:-240,0:0,0:0,500;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,500</BUSY_TONE>
<RINGBACK_TONE>440:-190,480:-190,0:0,0:0,2000;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,4000</RINGBACK_TONE>
<REMOTE_DISCONNECT_TONE>10:-600,0:0,0:0,0:0,-1</REMOTE_DISCONNECT_TONE>
<DISCONNECT_TONE>480:-240,620:-240,0:0,0:0,250;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,250;480:-240,620:-240,0:0,0:0,250;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,-1</DISCONNECT_TONE>
<OUT_OF_SERVICE_TONE>480:-240,620:-240,0:0,0:0,250;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,250</OUT_OF_SERVICE_TONE>
<CONGESTION_TONE>480:-240,620:-240,0:0,0:0,250;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,250</CONGESTION_TONE>
<OFFHOOK_NOTICE>1400:030,2060:030,2480:030,2600:030,100;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,100</OFFHOOK_NOTICE>
<OFFHOOK_ALERT>1400:030,2060:030,2480:030,2600:030,100;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,100</OFFHOOK_ALERT>
<CW1_TONE>440:-130,0:0,0:0,0:0,300;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,-1</CW1_TONE>
<CW2_TONE>440:-130,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;440:-130,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,-1</CW2_TONE>
<CW3_TONE>440:-130,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;440:-130,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;440:-130,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,-1</CW3_TONE>
<CW4_TONE>440:-130,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;440:-130,0:0,0:0,0:0,300;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;440:-130,0:0,0:0,0:0,100;0:0,0:0,0:0,0:0,-1</CW4_TONE>
<TELEPHONE_EVENT_PT>101</TELEPHONE_EVENT_PT>
<PCMU_PT>0</PCMU_PT>
<PCMA_PT>-1</PCMA_PT>
<G726_40_PT>-1</G726_40_PT>
<G726_32_PT>2</G726_32_PT>
<G726_16_PT>-1</G726_16_PT>
<G726_24_PT>-1</G726_24_PT>
<G729_PT>18</G729_PT>
<G723_PT>-1</G723_PT>
<RTP_T38_PT>-1</RTP_T38_PT>
<UDP_T38_PT>114</UDP_T38_PT>
<EVRC_PT>111</EVRC_PT>
<FAXMODEM_TONE_DETECT>1</FAXMODEM_TONE_DETECT>
<V18_TONE_DETECT>1</V18_TONE_DETECT>
<T38_RED_LEVEL>2</T38_RED_LEVEL>
<CALL_FORWARD_VER>0</CALL_FORWARD_VER>
<CALL_TRANSFER_VER>0</CALL_TRANSFER_VER>
<CONFERENCING_VER>0</CONFERENCING_VER>
<MWI_VER>0</MWI_VER>
<CALL_WAITING_VER>0</CALL_WAITING_VER>
<CALLER_ID_VER>0</CALLER_ID_VER>
<ANON_CALL_BLOCK_VER>0</ANON_CALL_BLOCK_VER>
<NET_REG_CHECK_VER>0</NET_REG_CHECK_VER>
<DO_NOT_DISTURB_VER>1</DO_NOT_DISTURB_VER>
<REPEAT_DIAL_VER>0</REPEAT_DIAL_VER>
<CALL_RETURN_VER>1</CALL_RETURN_VER>
<EMERGENCY_CALL_VER>0</EMERGENCY_CALL_VER>
<MSG_DISPLAY_VER>0</MSG_DISPLAY_VER>
<REG_RINGPING_VER>0</REG_RINGPING_VER>
<RED_PT>-1</RED_PT>
<VQMON_ENABLE>0</VQMON_ENABLE>
<VQMON_EXT_RFACTOR>127</VQMON_EXT_RFACTOR>
<VIM_INTERVAL>15000</VIM_INTERVAL>
</COMMON_CODING_CONFIG>
<SIP_CONFIG>
<TIMER_T1>2000</TIMER_T1>
<TIMER_T2>32000</TIMER_T2>
<TIMER_T4>5000</TIMER_T4>
<TIMER_B>10000</TIMER_B>
<TIMER_D>32000</TIMER_D>
<TIMER_F>35000</TIMER_F>
<TIMER_H>32000</TIMER_H>
<TIMER_J>32000</TIMER_J>
<MAX_TRANSMISSIONS>4</MAX_TRANSMISSIONS>
<REG_EXPIRE_TIMER>60000</REG_EXPIRE_TIMER>
<REG_FAILRETRY_TIMER>20000</REG_FAILRETRY_TIMER>
<UDP_LISTEN_PORT>10000</UDP_LISTEN_PORT>
<TCP_LISTEN_PORT>10000</TCP_LISTEN_PORT>
<RTP_PORT_START>10050</RTP_PORT_START>
<RTP_PORT_END>10150</RTP_PORT_END>
<RTP_TOS>0xb8</RTP_TOS>
<SIG_TOS>0x68</SIG_TOS>
<SDP_CODEC_SELECTION>1</SDP_CODEC_SELECTION>
<SDP_HOLD0_ENABLE>1</SDP_HOLD0_ENABLE>
<TRUSTED_SIP_SOURCE>0</TRUSTED_SIP_SOURCE>
<SESSION_TIMER_SE>0</SESSION_TIMER_SE>
<SESSION_TIMER_MinSE>0</SESSION_TIMER_MinSE>
<PERIODIC_NTFY_INTERVAL>0</PERIODIC_NTFY_INTERVAL>
<SIP_TRANS_PROTOCOL>0</SIP_TRANS_PROTOCOL>
<UA_HEADER_ENABLE>1</UA_HEADER_ENABLE>
<UA_HEADER_INFO>%i%M%v-r%d-%V-%t CYT</UA_HEADER_INFO>
<DEFAULT_PROXY_FQDN>10.0.0.254</DEFAULT_PROXY_FQDN>
<DEFAULT_PROXY_PORT>5060</DEFAULT_PROXY_PORT>
<DEFAULT_REG_FQDN>10.0.0.254</DEFAULT_REG_FQDN>
<DEFAULT_REG_PORT>5060</DEFAULT_REG_PORT>
<TLS_ENABLE>0</TLS_ENABLE>
<TLS_DEBUG_MODE/>
<TLS_LISTEN_PORT>5061</TLS_LISTEN_PORT>
<TLS_LEVEL/>
<TLS_CACHE_ENABLE>1</TLS_CACHE_ENABLE>
<PATH_ENABLE>0</PATH_ENABLE>
<RPORT_ENABLE>0</RPORT_ENABLE>
<MEDIA_SECURITY>0</MEDIA_SECURITY>
<TLS_REMOVE_SIPS/>
<TLS_KEEP_ALIVE/>
<RTCP_XR_NEGOTIATION>FALSE</RTCP_XR_NEGOTIATION>
<RTP_SYSLOG_INTERVAL>0</RTP_SYSLOG_INTERVAL>
<PRIVACY_HEADER/>
<PHEADER_CID>TRUE</PHEADER_CID>
</SIP_CONFIG>
<VOICE_SYSLOG>
<STACK_LOG>2</STACK_LOG>
<CALL_CONTROL_LOG>6</CALL_CONTROL_LOG>
<REG_LOG>2</REG_LOG>
<DSP_LOG>6</DSP_LOG>
<TELE_LOG>6</TELE_LOG>
<DIALPLAN_LOG>6</DIALPLAN_LOG>
<RESTART_LOG>6</RESTART_LOG>
</VOICE_SYSLOG>
</VOICE_XML>
</settings>
</provision>
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AndrewZ
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| Just use the simple dialplan
<DIGIT_MAP>*xxT|xx.T</DIGIT_MAP>
As soon as you have trixbox you have some sort of unix already running, so having tftp server running is not a problem. You can make all the changes you need in .xml and simply reboot your ATA and it will pickup the new configuration. | |
JayMan
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| should *xxT|#xxT|##xxT|xx.T work well also
I have some # and ## codes in trixbox.
And with the T's do I need to put something in the section?
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| In fact # will be treated as end-of-dialing or termination key. You should be able to override it by changing
<TERM_DIGIT>#</TERM_DIGIT>
My understanding that you will have to actually duplicate your diaplan to your VTA. The simplest dialplan I suggested earlier will give you ability to dial whatever you want and let your PBX do the rest of the job, but you will have to either press some termination key like # or wait till the VTA will send the complete dial string to PBX. | |
JayMan
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| So here is a question for you.
Why can't the ATA connect to the Asterisk server using both lines at the same time. I know it has something to do with the hostnames and ports but I can't figure it out.
If I disable Line 2 then line 1 will connect fine. But i've only been able to get both running for a bit but once I rebooted it won't connect anymore.
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