[Asterisk-Users] VIP 30 phone
Darren Poulson
asterisk at 22balmoralroad.net
Sat Jul 12 10:43:38 MST 2003
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I'm not even getting to the stage where I can use them with asterisk. I was
just hopeing that someone on here might have got them working without
resorting to expensive software or support from Cisco.
I believe that they support H323, but not SIP.
Thanks,
Darren.
On Saturday 12 July 2003 5:13 pm, BK [address only for mailing lists] wrote:
> On Sunday, July 13, 2003, at 12:01 AM, Darren Poulson wrote:
> > I'm just learning about VoIP and Asterisk. I've got a developers kit on
> > its
> > way and I've managed to get hold of a couple of cheap Cisco VIP 30
> > phones.
> >
> > I've trawled the web and found a few snippets of information on these
> > phones
> > but I still can't get them to work. Does anyone have any config files
> > or any
> > idea on how (if I can) to get them to work?
>
> Many Cisco phones can be loaded with different firmware to support
> different protocols. Have you been able to establish with certainty
> which protocol those phones of yours speak?
>
> Also, it may be helpful if you post the relevant snippets of your
> configuration files. Further, some clues from the debug info may be
> helpful to get an idea what's going on. You know that you can watch the
> packets on the console by turning debug on (ie "sip debug" for SIP)
> don't you?!
>
> rgds
> bk
>
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