[Mac-telephony-list] Where to find a ztdummy for mac OS X. Or fix for the zatptel timing issue.

[Mr. Eric Eugene Naujock via List]

This is the configuration. My understanding was that in order to both  
send and recieve calls you have to configure the type to be peer.

This is the configuration I have for my iax.conf. The configuration  
works on my linux box. But the asterisk on OSX is deaf.

[naujockephone]
type=friend
host=dynamic
regextn=241
context=internal
secret=password
auth=md5

[naujocke]
type=peer
context=*
secret=password
trunk=yes
timezone=America/New_York      ; Set a timezone for the date/time IE
;permit=72.240.0.0/255.255.0.0 ; limit this to bex.
auth=md5




On Jun 1, 2007, at 3:24 PM, Martin Joseph via List wrote:

> On Jun 1, 2007, at 12:13 PM, Mr. Eric Eugene Naujock via List wrote:
>
>> I am currently tring to run asterisk 1.4.0 on my OS X server running
>> 10.4.9 with all system patches. I am using the Asterisk install from
>> http://www.mezzo.net/asterisk/... I am getting the following error
>> when I try to setup my iax2 configuration.
>>
>> [Jun  1 14:09:42] WARNING[414]: chan_iax2.c:8306 build_peer: Unable
>> to support trunking on peer 'naujocke' without zaptel timing
>>
>> My understanding from searching on the net is that to fix this
>> problem I need to have ZTdummy installed on my system to provide
>> dummy timing for the IAX2 trunking.  I have tried to download the
>> zaptel drivers and compile them on my workstation to see if I can get
>> a Ztdummy driver to use and the system will not compile. All this is
>> being done on intel based servers and workstations. Is there a fix or
>> workaround to alleviate the problem that is occurring on my system.
>> Since I cannot seem to get bonjour running on my Linux box I would
>> rather not use it to do my telephony. Is there a solution or am I
>> just doing something stupid?
> Why do you need IAX trunking?  I am using IAX phones with my 1.4
> asterisk built on 10.4.9 without any problems.  This includes phones
> and call termination services, as well as other asterisk boxen.
>
> IAX trunking is needed if you are going to be bundling a bunch of
> traffic to a particular service location or server.  It is a
> bandwidth saver.
>
> Marty
>
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