[SunHillCopper]

All

This thread contains information about a SPA3000 System tray utility I have written which was first posted in the VoIP forum on whirlpool.net.au
It was originally designed as a monitor for the SPA3000 to give a visual indicator in the system tray of the Line1 and PSTN registration status. It has options to

Log Registration changes (so you can keep a history of failed registrations and when they occurred)

Log Calls (inbound and outbound) with call quality details. It does this by capturing the Basic Web page during a call and tracking the maximum jitter and decode values seen.

Give a visual indicator to being off-hook, incoming call, and calls made over fallback to PSTN. (a big ugly ‘T’ to indicate money is being given to Telstra…)

A Caller ID lookup to assign names to numbers.

A configuration capture and compare utility so you can save various configs and compare them (useful if you fiddle with settings for quality)

The tool is at www.users.on.net/mclacy (zip file with the executable and a readme.rtf file for setup and configuration)

Thanks for looking and any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Cheers

[hwittenb]

For me the program is a significant monitoring tool. Thanks for posting your work.

[tphank]

Thanks! Looks great. BTW, I'm trying to run 2 instances to monitor 2 devices. I can start one after another, and keep the logs in different folders, but i need to reset the second instance everytime, because it remembers the last configuration (registry vs INI?) Any way of setting it up to remember 2 configurations?

[SunHillCopper]

Originally Posted by tphank

Any way of setting it up to remember 2 configurations?

Many thanks for the feedback
Your right, as its using the registry not an ini file to store configs so each instance is reading the same value. A few people have asked about multiple spa3000 support and I have backed away as I only have one sipura (so dev and test is difficult!) but I'll have a think and see what I can do.

Cheers

[SunHillCopper]

Originally Posted by tphank

Any way of setting it up to remember 2 configurations?

I have added the option to pass a command line parameter so you can start different instances.

spa3000_monitor.exe /instance=sid
spa3000_monitor.exe /instance=john

this will start 2 instances you can setup differently. The registry key are held in subkey with that instance name.

v2.02a at www.users.on.net/mclacy

Cheers

[tphank]

Thanks! I'll provide feedback! Have you see the GetSipura utility http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,13371620 ? Its running using Samurize. It contains a few more of the Info Page parameters than your utility does (including line voltage, firmware and uptime - time since reboot (Elapsed Time)), but currently does not support the call logging...

[tphank]

Its working and the config compare just found a problem I was having with gw0 calling issues!

Question,for Inbound calls, the Recent call log does not display the "Caller" and "Number", yet when I look at the details of the call, I have information for the "Call 1 Peer Name" and "Call 1 Peer Phone".

Is this a glitch? Thanks again!!!

[Hally]

It's a great program and is being updated all the time. I have been using it since it's first release and there have been several since then. It just keeps getting better and better

[SunHillCopper]

Originally Posted by tphank

Its working and the config compare just found a problem I was having with gw0 calling issues!

Question,for Inbound calls, the Recent call log does not display the "Caller" and "Number", yet when I look at the details of the call, I have information for the "Call 1 Peer Name" and "Call 1 Peer Phone".

Is this a glitch? Thanks again!!!

You may well have found a glitch! Were the inbound calls inbound VoIP calls or Inbound PSTN Calls? Cheers, Mark

[tphank]

Actually both inbound Voip and PSTN, but it appears to work on one of my stock SPA 3000's. (I am actually using one on a stock SPA3000 and another on a PhoneGnome (customized SPA3000) - which does not list the incomming properly, even though the information is listed in the details...

Additional Feedback:
- The callerID popup, is partially hidden on my system, since my system tray is 2 rows high...


Thanks again for a nifty tool!