[Asterisk-Users] HELP NEEDED ASTERISK AND MEDIATRIX 1102

[Edward Banfa]

Hi, thanks for the reply,
I finally got asterisk to register my mediatrix, I am now able to dial
an analog phone (connected to the mediatrix, which in turn is connected
to *) from a soft phone (X-lite).I made a typo when creating the
corresponding user on my asterisk box, after i corrected that, all went
well.
Once again thank u
Ed


On Sun, 2005-02-27 at 15:03, Rich Adamson wrote:
> > The mediatrix configuration tru the unit manager software is like going
> > tru hell.My mediatrix unit is failing when it come to registering it
> > self with the asterisk box. I have set the realm to asterisk but still
> > nothing.
> > Does any one know what proper MIB variables to set and their full path
> > under the MIB tree??. There seems to be a million of them
> > Thanks in advance
> 
> Its been about six months since I messed around with a Mediatrix 1204
> (which is not a lot different then the 1102). I'm very familiar with 
> snmp mib's, and it took me a while to find the correct ones, but it
> is doable.
> 
> For me, it helped to expand the entire mib tree and read the descriptions
> for those that seemed like they were of interest. (The 1204 fxo box did
> not have any registration support, but its my understanding their fxs
> boxes do support registration.)
> 
> Once the sip proxy stuff is defined, there are only three values that
> need to be defined for registration to occur. The equivalent of userid,
> password, and realm. You can probably get away with not even defining
> the password (in both * and the 1102), dropping that to only two mib
> variables to be found.
> 
> If you're new to asterisk, I'd strongly suggest that after making any
> sip.conf changes to asterisk, that you stop and restart asterisk. Do
> not rely on asterisk 'reload' as not everything gets reread/restarted
> for certain sip changes.
> 
> As I recall from playing with the 1204, it too required a reboot for
> certain changes to take effect. Don't know if that applies to the 1102
> or not.
> 
> Then, don't forget to try 'sip debug' and rebooting the 1102 to see
> what asterisk believes is happening. It should point you in the right
> direction.
> 
> 
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