[Asterisk-Users] Lost in AAH Setup

[asterisk at txpe.net]

For some reason, many people don't like to see posts here related to AAH or 
AMP (yet less related topics are ok).  You might have better luck posting 
your problems at 
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=420324  You should search 
this forum to see how other people have set up Broadvoice with AAH.  Not 
all of the instructions you referenced from Broadvoice apply when using 
AMP.  From what I've gleemed from reading through the message, Broadvoice 
seems to be a PITA to set up (at least compared to other providers).

You will need to provide much more information in order for someone to 
assist you.  You need to be looking at the Asterisk console (by typing 
asterisk -r).  This will allow you to see what your * box is doing.  In 
addition, you run in debug mode to see *a lot* of info.

Dialing 7777 simulates an incoming call.  It doesn't sound like you have 
set up your Incoming Calls page correctly.  You might go back to your 
instructions and review the Set Up Incoming Calls section to make you did 
this correctly.

At 03:09 PM 7/22/2005, you wrote:
>Hi folks. Thanks for having patience with a newbie...
>
>I am going through the setup exercise at
>http://chayden.net/Asterisk/SeUpAsteriskAtHome.htm
>
>I am trying to do it all on BroadVoice since this is just
>experimental, and the 100 minutes of outgoing from them should be
>enough for now. So I set up BroadVoice for both inbound and outbound,
>using a combination of the instructions referenced above and the info
>at http://www.broadvoice.com/support_install_asterisk.html for the
>outgoing setup.
>
>Well, I tried plowing ahead and made it further down the page, but
>get stuck again when I get to the Outbound Routing section. When I
>dial 7777, I hear a dial tone, the screen says "dialing," then it
>says "connected," then it says "Hung Up." It shows that I was
>connected for one second. Seems like that's not right either.