[VoIP] FW: Seattle Museum?

[Greg Blakely]

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-----Original Message-----
From: Duncan Smith [mailto:duncan.b.smith at gmail.com] 
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2008 8:50 PM
To: Voice Over IP Tandem for Analog Switches
Subject: Re: [VoIP] Seattle Museum?

On Fri, May 09, 2008 at 05:34:37PM -0400, Doug Alderdice wrote:
> I believe Seattle has only their Asterisk tandem up and running.  I 
> dialed into them by mistake the other day trying to dial one of my own

> numbers (Motorola VT1002 not quite getting one of my AE40s!).
> It was an 832 exchange number I got through to; I was trying one of my

> 833 numbers.  There was a lengthy announcement that I reached about 
> the Seattle museum.  I just tried an 832-XXXX number now and got 
> nothing, as if their system is offline.  There was a list of exchanges

> given in the announcement, but I don't recall any of them now.

Hi.  I run the Asterisk box there.  832 is the 1XB, 232 is the 5XB,
722 is Panel and 830 is 3ESS.  Only the 5XB is wired right now.

Sometime just recently the Asterisk machine lost power briefly.  It came
back up properly.  But for some reason it's a different kernel
(2.6.18-6 instead of 2.6.18-5) and so the zaptel drivers aren't compiled
for it.  No problem, I'll recompile the zaptel modules.  It complains
that I don't have the kernel source.  Grr.  I'm not completely sure what
happened.  It'll be working ... sometime.

I haven't been working on CNET for a few weeks because I have plenty of
homework to do, and I've been working on the 3ESS.

The 3E is up 24/7 (does that room get hot in the summer or what!) but
the channel bank isn't.  I hope to change that over the summer, then
perhaps get a leased line from there to my house .... ;-)  I wish.

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