The situation is such that I'd need to build a test nutanix environment as a PoC if it does - so it's not quite as trivial as it sounds :) ... View more

Looking at the syslog after establishing a call show this interesting message: %CALL_CONTROL-6-APP_NOT_FOUND: Application session in dial-peer 1 not found. Handing callid 3 to default app. copuld this be the source of my problems? ... View more

I should add that the phone has tested OK on a regular line, and while the call is active the rx light flashes enough to induce epilepsy but the tx light remains quiet. ... View more

Audio is still only working one way, to the 827 but not back. Given it's all still on the same subnet NAT shouldn't be an issue. H.323 is looking even better than it already did! ... View more

My mother always told me I was special. I'm guessing that's the sort of thing she was talking about :) Thankyou, now I can ring it again. Anyway, I've added an attachment showing roughly how things are laid out here. At the moment, the 827 is plugged in to the intranet here for testing; once I've confirmed voice works both ways it will be stuck on the other end of a private link about 100km north of here. That's going to be a whole other kind of fun; there's a mystery pbx up there that will pose a challenge. the 'phone guy' tells me it is just a dumb device that may as well not be there, but I have my doubts. Before anyone makes fun of me - no, I didn't design this or spec the hardware or have much of anything at all to do with it. I'm just the bloke who has to make it work and keep it that way! we will be replacing the primary 2611 with two new 2811s and the remote 2611 with either a 2801 or a 2811. the 827, however, is here to stay. So too is the pana d500 which I would love to replace with pretty much anything, be it CCM or even an asterisk box... ... View more

Thanks for the speedy and (3)Helpful response :) Pinging between both devices works a treat, so basic connectivity isn;t the problem. I did run into trouble attempting to change the config. when I tried to enter dial-peer voice 1 voip it spat the dummy; it will only allow me to configure it as a POTS. which in turn also meant I couldn't specify the codec (obviously). so right now, I've got the 827 configured with: ! voice-port 1 cptone AU ! voice-port 2 cptone AU ! voice-port 3 cptone AU ! voice-port 4 cptone AU ! dial-peer voice 1 voip incoming called-number 4301 answer-address 4301 codec g723r63 no vad ! and the dial peer on the 2611 is dial-peer voice 101 voip huntstop application session destination-pattern 4301 session protocol sipv2 session target ipv4:192.168.1.5 codec g723r63 no vad ! And now I can't call the 827 any more; I get an "engaged" tone. I think I should go home and have a nap! Is the duplex issue an issue? I cannot for the life of me think why its connecting at half duplex. that's can't be helping matters! as for sip... It wasn't my choice, and if I can make this work with h.323 then I'm happy to. they're wanting to deploy a bunch on linksys pap2t boxes in home offices which will be connecting to the head office via private links. We don't have a gateway machine as such, all telephony is handled by the (ugh) panasonic. I suspect sip was chosen because it doesn't require that overhead. That said, we will shortly be moving to 2811 boxes (my next task is to figure out what WICs they need to buy with them); would that make life any simpler? Many thanks again! ... View more