[asterisk-users] mISDN versus ZapHFC with BRIstuff

[Henrik Woffinden]

Hi

Sorry... I haven't been specific enough...

I have several ISDN phones on my "inside" NT mode ISDN card, and I wan't
3 of the MSN (local) numbers to ring at the same time. I can't get more
than 2 phones to ring at the same time, unless I ring them all by
dialing the group, but that's not what I want.

The calls come in perfectly on my "outside" TE mode ISDN card.

Best regards,

Henrik Woffinden


Remco Barendse wrote:
> On Thu, 14 Sep 2006, Henrik Woffinden wrote:
>
>   
>> Hi
>>
>> Right now I'm running Asterisk with ZapHFC BRIstuff and it work, but
>> with some MSN addressing problems on the ISDN bus. I've had no success
>> solving the problem. Problem is making 3 MSNs ring on one B-channel.
>>
>> I thought of trying mISDN instead.
>> Do I still need zaptel and libpri when using mISDN, or can I skip them
>> totally?
>> I thought maybe I needed zaptel for timing purposes?
>>     
>
>
> I haven't tried MISDN yet, the installation looks much more complicated 
> than bristuff but to answer your first problem...
>
>
> Are you sure that your telco is passing calls on all 3 MSN's? Bristuff 
> doesn't decide which MSN rings on which B channel.  It just detects and 
> handles accordingly.
>
> If you never see a call coming in on the console for that MSN I would 
> check with your telco first. Increase the verbosity of asterisk to find 
> our what is going on.
>
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