00:00.17 | argus | bib2: if you go into the asterisk CLI you can try to call your phone |
00:01.05 | bib2 | argus: even if there is no sound car in this computer (it's a server somewhere in the internet) |
00:01.33 | argus | bib2: nope, it would need a soundcard |
00:01.58 | argus | bib2: is there another user on the system that could try to call you? |
00:03.06 | bib2 | argus: not yet ... I think I have to wait for this test.... I wasn't sure about the proxy thing - as I said - clients connect throug a VPN.... |
00:03.19 | MysticOne | file: I'm working on it! |
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00:03.44 | file | MysticOne:bah hum bug |
00:03.46 | bib2 | argus: and so they don't have a public ip |
00:04.03 | argus | bib2: well, it looks like the SIP part is working the server just dosn't know how to ring your phone |
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