Asterisk setup with OBi110
justin:
alright Ive gotten the 403 error to go away but now I have lost my GV into asterisk and POTS still is not working into asterisk
MichiganTelephone:
"How can I use the CLI for debugging?" :o Seriously, you're running FreePBX and you're asking that? ::)
I'm really sorry, but I don't think I can help you, at least not here. You need to learn the basics on how to use your system before you attempt a project like this, and this forum is certainly not the place to teach you how to maintain and modify your FreePBX system. Your problems are not related to the OBi110, and it would have been more appropriate for you to post your question as a comment on the blog. But even if you did that, I don't think I could help you. I already feel like I'd be trying to hit a moving target, because each time you post it seems that things have changed, and even what you originally had working doesn't work now.
justin:
I am sorry my post has frustrated you so much. I feel as if I have a moving target also as I keep changing settings trying to find a solution to a task without a clear understanding of what each setting does. (Previous to my posting on the forum I placed a reply to your blog post. It was never accepted.)
MichiganTelephone: I never expected you to fix all my errors with asterisk and OBi110. I did hope though the community would suggest reasons why my system might not be working. Viewing status and debug windows are paramount to that.
For anyone else looking for the debug command. The command is:
CLI> sip set debug on
to turn it off
sip set debug off
to get to the CLI you can type
asterisk -r
in a bash shell window.
To wrap up I have an OBi110 that will send GV traffic to asterisk but POTS are not coming in. (when I get one working the other stops ??? )
MichiganTelephone:
Quote from: justin on February 24, 2011, 06:13:34 am
I am sorry my post has frustrated you so much. I feel as if I have a moving target also as I keep changing settings trying to find a solution to a task without a clear understanding of what each setting does. (Previous to my posting on the forum I placed a reply to your blog post. It was never accepted.)
justin - if you are Justin Herman and you posted a comment on February 16, then not only was your comment accepted but I gave you a much longer than usual response. You left your comment under this article; did you not ever see my reply?
If you are any other "Justin" then Wordpress has never notified me that you left a comment.
Quote from: justin on February 24, 2011, 06:13:34 am
MichiganTelephone: I never expected you to fix all my errors with asterisk and OBi110. I did hope though the community would suggest reasons why my system might not be working. Viewing status and debug windows are paramount to that.
For anyone else looking for the debug command. The command is:
CLI> sip set debug on
to turn it off
sip set debug off
to get to the CLI you can type
asterisk -r
in a bash shell window.
Actually you would get more information if you added a few v characters after that -r, to increase the verbosity level. I personally use
asterisk -RvvvvvvvvvvT
to get to the CLI, although anything over about 4 "v"'s doesn't add much.
When turning on sip debugging, you might also want to look into the debug level x command when in the CLI - using "debug level 4" will often give you more output (whether that's always desirable is another matter entirely).
Quote from: justin on February 24, 2011, 06:13:34 am
To wrap up I have an OBi110 that will send GV traffic to asterisk but POTS are not coming in. (when I get one working the other stops ??? )
I suggest you go back and read the reply I posted to "Justin Herman" (whether that's you or not) - it may help you. The symptom you describe could be caused by a mismatch between the number you put in parenthesis in your OBi configuration, for example SP2(8005551212) and the number in the DID in your inbound route (for example, if you used 18005551212 there it would not match). And if you are using the custom-from-obi context from the article that you (or the other Justin) left your (his) comment under, then there also has to be a match for the exact same number there.
justin:
Thank you very much. I thought I was subscribed to any posts on the blog, but apparently not. Im going to try those steps and see what I can get working. Ill let everyone know once I have that.
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