5 Feb
2024
5 Feb
'24
11:19 p.m.
does anyone know how to set up VOIP phones? I have a bunch of them and i want
to set them up to call around.
We used to have an asterisk server at sudoroom, but that computer died or
something...and i have never been able to figure out how to configure asterisk
even though i've tried a couple of times.
presently i'm trying to do the most basic vanilla shit with https://onsip.com
I've set up a plain old Polycom model 321 phone according to instructions, but
it still doesn't do anything, and i can't get it to make or receive calls.
Anyone want to help? I have extra phones.
-jake
20 Feb
20 Feb
11:12 a.m.
New subject: VoIP phones? SIP configuration?
I could set up Asterisk on a single board computer here if someone local
can keep the device online.
~cel (Charles)
On Monday, February 5, 2024 11:19:03 PM PST, Jake via sudo-discuss wrote:
does anyone know how to set up VOIP phones? I have a
bunch of
them and i want
to set them up to call around.
We used to have an asterisk server at sudoroom, but that computer died or
something...and i have never been able to figure out how to
configure asterisk
even though i've tried a couple of times.
presently i'm trying to do the most basic vanilla shit with
https://onsip.com
I've set up a plain old Polycom model 321 phone according to
instructions, but
it still doesn't do anything, and i can't get it to make or receive calls.
Anyone want to help? I have extra phones.
-jake
12:56 p.m.
New subject: VoIP phones? SIP configuration?
Right now I'm just trying to find an affordable provider of an actual phone
number
On Tue, Feb 20, 2024, 11:22 Charles Lehner via sudo-discuss <
sudo-discuss(a)sudoroom.org> wrote:
I could set up Asterisk on a single board computer
here if someone local
can keep the device online.
~cel (Charles)
On Monday, February 5, 2024 11:19:03 PM PST, Jake via sudo-discuss wrote:
does anyone know how to set up VOIP phones? I
have a bunch of
them and i want
to set them up to call around.
We used to have an asterisk server at sudoroom, but that computer died or
something...and i have never been able to figure out how to
configure asterisk
even though i've tried a couple of times.
presently i'm trying to do the most basic vanilla shit with
https://onsip.com
I've set up a plain old Polycom model 321 phone according to
instructions, but
it still doesn't do anything, and i can't get it to make or receive
calls.
Anyone want to help? I have extra phones.
-jake
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5:19 p.m.
New subject: VoIP phones? SIP configuration?
On Tue, Feb 20, 2024 at 12:56:53PM -0800, Jake Watters via sudo-discuss wrote:
Right now I'm just trying to find an affordable
provider of an actual phone
number
I've been using https://voip.ms for about 4 years now. My main cell
number is ported to them. Real POTS numbers are 85 cents per month plus
one cent per minute of talk time.
--Sean
5 Mar
5 Mar
3:11 p.m.
New subject: VoIP phones? SIP configuration?
I took apart one of the phones this last Sunday.
I thought that we could dump the firmware and see if the password could be
reset. But it turns out doesn't have spi flash. Instead it has a nand chip
like you would find in a USB drive. It does parallel read and write. I
don't think we have hardware that can dump nand. Maybe like an Arduino can
do it?
Pics https://photos.app.goo.gl/XBbQZry2q68XFzG86.
The MXIC is the nand.
Note there is a 4 pin header right next to it. Could that be serial????
Realtek is Ethernet switch. Etrontech is ram. And DSP would be the
processor.
Thomas
On Tue, Feb 20, 2024, 5:28 PM Sean Greenslade via sudo-discuss <
sudo-discuss(a)sudoroom.org> wrote:
On Tue, Feb 20, 2024 at 12:56:53PM -0800, Jake Watters
via sudo-discuss
wrote:
Right now I'm just trying to find an
affordable provider of an actual
phone
number
I've been using https://voip.ms for about 4 years now. My main cell
number is ported to them. Real POTS numbers are 85 cents per month plus
one cent per minute of talk time.
--Sean
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4:29 p.m.
New subject: VoIP phones? SIP configuration?
Wow that's cool!!! I think probably if there's a serial port that's going to
be our best bet at clearing the password! Unfortunately the documented reset
process didn't work for either of the two phones on the table. The fancy one
is an OBi1032 and it has WiFi and everything - but even after "factory reset"
it doesn't let you login with password "admin" and I don't know what
else to
try.
I did get the Linksys SPA-942 working, and it's now connected to the sudoroom
phone number which is
I-HACK-AT-386
and it can make outgoing calls! But for some reason, it doesn't take incoming
calls and i can't figure out why. If anyone wants to try to figure it out
please contact me directly. You just gets a busy signal if you call it.
-jake
On Tue, 5 Mar 2024, Thomas Lopes via sudo-discuss wrote:
I took apart one of the phones this last Sunday.
I thought that we could dump the firmware and see if the password could be
reset. But it turns out doesn't have spi flash. Instead it has a nand chip
like you would find in a USB drive. It does parallel read and write. I
don't think we have hardware that can dump nand. Maybe like an Arduino can
do it?
Pics https://photos.app.goo.gl/XBbQZry2q68XFzG86.
The MXIC is the nand.
Note there is a 4 pin header right next to it. Could that be serial????
Realtek is Ethernet switch. Etrontech is ram. And DSP would be the
processor.
Thomas
On Tue, Feb 20, 2024, 5:28 PM Sean Greenslade via sudo-discuss <
sudo-discuss(a)sudoroom.org> wrote:
On Tue, Feb 20, 2024 at 12:56:53PM -0800, Jake
Watters via sudo-discuss
wrote:
Right now I'm just trying to find an
affordable provider of an actual
phone
number
I've been using https://voip.ms for about 4 years now. My main cell
number is ported to them. Real POTS numbers are 85 cents per month plus
one cent per minute of talk time.
--Sean
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3:30 p.m.
New subject: VoIP phones? SIP configuration?
Sorry that I'm a little late to reply to this but I think you can download
an image for a raspberry pi with Asterisk already installed here:
http://www.raspbx.org/
http://www.raspbx.org/downloads/
So if you have a raspberry pi lying around, that might work.
Phil
On Tue, Feb 20, 2024, 11:22 AM Charles Lehner via sudo-discuss <
sudo-discuss(a)sudoroom.org> wrote:
I could set up Asterisk on a single board computer
here if someone local
can keep the device online.
~cel (Charles)
On Monday, February 5, 2024 11:19:03 PM PST, Jake via sudo-discuss wrote:
does anyone know how to set up VOIP phones? I
have a bunch of
them and i want
to set them up to call around.
We used to have an asterisk server at sudoroom, but that computer died or
something...and i have never been able to figure out how to
configure asterisk
even though i've tried a couple of times.
presently i'm trying to do the most basic vanilla shit with
https://onsip.com
I've set up a plain old Polycom model 321 phone according to
instructions, but
it still doesn't do anything, and i can't get it to make or receive
calls.
Anyone want to help? I have extra phones.
-jake
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