[asterisk-users] Sipura ATA's Forwarding PSTN Calls to Asterisk

[john at cusick.ws]

Sheesh! forgot to give the url....

  http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=65

JC

With pen in hand, john at cusick.ws succussfully stormed bulwarks which others
armed with sword and excommunication have been repulsed, and said ...
> With pen in hand, Douglas Garstang succussfully stormed bulwarks which
> others armed with sword and excommunication have been repulsed, and said ...
>>
>> Well in that case, what's the point in having the ATA register with
>> Asterisk? You just direct all PSTN->VOIP calls to Asterisk with their PSTN
>> CID and destination, and VOIP->PSTN calls you just route with
>> Dial(${EXTEN}@ata).
>>
>> I tried removing the registration info, thinking maybe that would make the
>> ATA not register, and send all PSTN->VOIP calls to Asterisk, but then the
>> ATA didn't even answer the incoming PSTN call.
>>
>> Doug.
>
> Doug,
>
> Have you seen this site/info? I used this to set up my aah box and the
> spa-3000 passed the info with no problem. If you read through the various
> articles here you may find a way to setup that will work for you.
>
> I do have a problem with my system/spa-3000 losing communications at times,
> but I haven't figured out if it's due to the setup here or a
> mis-configuration (that I have yet to discover) of my aah box.
>
> Essentially, though, you are setting up three 3 extensions, 2 that will
> register and 1 that doesn't. This may be a lousy quick explanation, but I'm
> still somewhat of a newb with all this.
>
> Regards,
>
> John C.
>
>
>
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