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May 24th, 2005, 05:27 PM
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 Broadvoice in a Mac OSX Asterisk box  Hello, Does any body tried that? I am trying to set up my broadvoice account with Asterisk. I can receive calls but can not make any calls at all. My X-lite keep sayng error 406. Can you provide your sip.conf and extensions.conf to check if mine is ok? Thanks     |
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May 25th, 2005, 12:18 AM
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| RE: Broadvoice in a Mac OSX Asterisk box Welcome to the forums. You would have had your answer already if you had used the Search button. A simple search of sip.conf+broadvoice would have gotten you a list of previous postings, including this one.
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May 26th, 2005, 06:37 AM
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| RE: Broadvoice in a Mac OSX Asterisk box Yes I have tried everything posted. The Mac OSX already has sip.conf and extension configured when installed. Just don't know what do I have to keep and what can I erase. So I would really like to have the entire Sip.conf and extensions.conf file to copy and paste it. |
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May 26th, 2005, 02:40 PM
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| RE: Broadvoice in a Mac OSX Asterisk box Unfortunately, each sip.conf and extensions.conf set of files is different for every installation. The context names, numbering schemes, etc., are all determined by each administrator in order to meet the requirements of the particular situation. Additionally, by their nature they contain secret and confidential information that would need to be "sanitized" in order to share it. This is why people have chosen to post the snippets that they have. The register command line and outbound command block posted in the thread I cited represent a real, working configuration for BroadVoice.
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