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Okay, need a little help here.
Bear with me. Do voip devices broadcast what they are to the provider? As in, will my snom tell the provider its and snom, and my xten tell them its an xten? IF they do, is it possible to change this? I would be wanting to change my trixbox outgoing ID to sonething different. Just trying to work a problem out with my provider you see. Help much appreciated. Matt --- External Post from http://ukvoiptalk.com mattpark |
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"mattpark" <> wrote in message news: > Okay, need a little help here. > > Bear with me. > > Do voip devices broadcast what they are to the provider? > As in, will my snom tell the provider its and snom, and > my xten tell them its an xten? Yes. > IF they do, is it possible to change this? I don't know. > I would be wanting to change my trixbox outgoing ID to > sonething different. What do you mean by ID..? Why would you want someone to think you're using say a Sipura when you're using something else..? Or is that not what you mean..? > Just trying to work a problem out with my provider you > see. What sort of problem..? More info, more help..! Ivor |
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mattpark wrote:
> I would be wanting to change my trixbox outgoing ID to sonething > different. > > Just trying to work a problem out with my provider you see. This is called the User-Agent. As Trixbox is based on Asterisk you can change the User-Agent by specifying useragent=MY NEW USERAGENT in the [general] section of sip.conf. Regards Jon |
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mattpark wrote:
> I would be wanting to change my trixbox outgoing ID to sonething > different. > > Just trying to work a problem out with my provider you see. This is called the User-Agent. As Trixbox is based on Asterisk you can change the User-Agent by specifying useragent=MY NEW USERAGENT in the [general] section of sip.conf. Regards Jon |
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