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Adoss

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Oct 27, 2014, 3:32:23 PM10/27/14
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Hello,

Has anyone been able to generate caller IDs with the Mesh Potatos and if so, would you please share?

Thanks

Jorge Gomez

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Oct 27, 2014, 3:56:53 PM10/27/14
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In mp01 in sip.conf file you need to add an option called callerid='(your callerid)'

In mp02 i think that it is the same.

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Jorge Gómez

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Adoss

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Oct 28, 2014, 8:55:52 AM10/28/14
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Hello Jorge,

If I may, where do I find, and how do I alter, this file

Song, Stephen

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Oct 28, 2014, 9:42:05 AM10/28/14
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It can be found at 

/etc/asterisk/sip.conf

You may be able to include callerid= under the [general] section which would be simplest.  If this doesn't work, you will have to put the callerid= directive into [sipaccount] section.  This is less straightforward than it sounds because that part of sip.conf is an auto-generated include file called potato.sip.conf.  To change this file, you need to edit the following file:

/etc/init.d/config_secn

under line 135, thus changing

alwaysauthreject=yes

to

alwaysauthreject=yes
callerid=555yournumber


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Adoss

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Oct 28, 2014, 9:54:16 AM10/28/14
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Thanks for the information, but how do I get to the /etc/asterisk/sip.conf...through the ssh?

Song, Stephen

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Oct 28, 2014, 2:46:38 PM10/28/14
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Yes, if you have set the password on your MP, then you can ssh into it via

ssh root@ip_address_of_mp

with the password you set for the device.

Cheers... Steve


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Akin Sonuga

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Oct 28, 2014, 3:01:44 PM10/28/14
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Truly sorry about this, but when I mentioned ssh I thought I knew what I was talking about...apparently not! I have been struggling all day to get to the CLI (via telnet) to access the files but I have been unable to connect. Is this the right path? If so, what could I be doing wrong (telnet is enabled on my computer)? If not, some direction would be greatly appreciated.

I have not set password on my MP.

Thank you.

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Song, Stephen

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Oct 28, 2014, 3:24:36 PM10/28/14
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Hi,

If you have not set the password on your MP, then ssh has not yet been activated and you should be able to telnet to the IP address of the MP.   Things you can check.

Have you set the IP address of the MP?
Does the MP respond if you ping it? 
If not, how are you connected to the MP?  If via ethernet cable, make sure the IP address of your ethernet port on your laptop is on the same network as the MP.  

Have you had a read through the guide at http://wiki.villagetelco.org/SECN_2.0_User_Guide ?

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Akin Sonuga

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Oct 28, 2014, 3:59:32 PM10/28/14
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The answer to each of your questions is yes. I keep getting "Invalid command" at the telnet prompt (Microsoft Telnet >), when I enter the IP address.

I have the device connected via ethernet cable and have the IP of the in the same subnet.

Thanks


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Sjur Eivind Usken

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Oct 28, 2014, 4:01:47 PM10/28/14
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Hi Akin,

one way:  
Go to Start, then Run:    telnet x.x.x.x       (where the X is the ip of the MeshPotato)

or if you are already in the telnet program, run  "open x.x.x.x" 

(google is also a good friend here.. )


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Akin Sonuga

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Oct 30, 2014, 10:41:44 AM10/30/14
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Hello Steve,

Changed the sip.conf file by adding: callerid=22 (also tried callerid='22') under the [general] section. It did not work.

Opened up the config_secn file but could not find line 135. See below

Inline image 1

What to do, now?

Thanks,

Akin

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T Gillett

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Oct 30, 2014, 3:11:29 PM10/30/14
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Which version of the firmware are you using?

The Asterisk files vary somewhat between versions.

Steve Song

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Oct 30, 2014, 3:12:28 PM10/30/14
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For the MP2 Phone, you should be able to find line 135 in /etc/init.d/config_secn  See attached.

It may be you are having trouble finding the line.  In vi, you can type a colon and then the line number to get there i.e.  :135<return>

Cheers... Steve

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Hello Steve,

Changed the sip.conf file by adding: callerid=22 (also tried callerid='22') under the [general] section. It did not work.

Opened up the config_secn file but could not find line 135. See below


Akin Sonuga

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Oct 30, 2014, 4:07:13 PM10/30/14
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It does not work. Inserted as shown:

Inline image 1

My version of the firmware is Firmware: Version: SECN-2_1-Alpha7 MP02 FXS 12.09.1

Thanks


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Keith Williamson

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Oct 30, 2014, 4:25:36 PM10/30/14
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Hi,

Just to be clear, the FXS on the MP02 does not support POTS-style caller-id (Bell 202/FSK between 1st and 2nd rings). So, if the analog handset you are connecting to the MP02 has integrated caller id, you won't get caller id data no matter what. 

Caller id for SIP phones does work fine. In fact, calls originating from an MP02 attached POTS phone will show up on SIP phones with correct caller id (last octet of IP). 

Cheers,

Keith

Akin Sonuga

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Oct 30, 2014, 4:49:57 PM10/30/14
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Okay...I suppose that answers that. Thanks to all.


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Song, Stephen

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Oct 30, 2014, 5:22:24 PM10/30/14
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Also, as I discovered today, many VoIP providers will not allow you to override the default callerid of your account.  

Cheers... Steve

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Hi,

Just to be clear, the FXS on the MP02 does not support POTS-style caller-id (Bell 202/FSK between 1st and 2nd rings). So, if the analog handset you are connecting to the MP02 has integrated caller id, you won't get caller id data no matter what. 

Caller id for SIP phones does work fine. In fact, calls originating from an MP02 attached POTS phone will show up on SIP phones with correct caller id (last octet of IP). 

Cheers,

Keith
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It does not work. Inserted as shown:


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