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Posted by on August 29, 2006, 2:56 pm
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Tor-Einar Jarnbjo Wrote:
> Klaus Alexander Seistrup wrote:
>
> Voicestick doesn't run on Linux. Is there any way of hooking up a
> general SIP device to Voicestick's servers? Or IAX2?
>
> I tried. Outbound calls are also working from a normal "hardware" IP
> telephone. Inbound calls are wether working on the hardware device,
> nor
> with VoiceStick's softphone. The SIP log of my hardware phone shows
> that
> when attempting to make an inbound call, no SIP requests are coming
> until Voicestick decides to cancel the call setup attempt, in which
> case
> a CANCEL request is received, which is rejected by the phone, as it
> doesn't know any matching INVITE request. Tracing the network traffic
> to
> the softphone shows that there is a different problem. Voicestick is
> properly sending an INVITE request, but it is completely ignored by
> the
> softphone application.
>
> Tor
My son was playing around with the Xten softphone for Mac. It worked
well with
VoiceStick, anyone try it with Linux?
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>
> Voicestick doesn't run on Linux. Is there any way of hooking up a
> general SIP device to Voicestick's servers? Or IAX2?
>
> I tried. Outbound calls are also working from a normal "hardware" IP
> telephone. Inbound calls are wether working on the hardware device,
> nor
> with VoiceStick's softphone. The SIP log of my hardware phone shows
> that
> when attempting to make an inbound call, no SIP requests are coming
> until Voicestick decides to cancel the call setup attempt, in which
> case
> a CANCEL request is received, which is rejected by the phone, as it
> doesn't know any matching INVITE request. Tracing the network traffic
> to
> the softphone shows that there is a different problem. Voicestick is
> properly sending an INVITE request, but it is completely ignored by
> the
> softphone application.
>
> Tor