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You have posted the config :) What is your problem? At call from the mobile the dialed number need to be prefixed with the R1 number as normal. That is the only thing missing in the config. Then you use a "normal" SIP-trunk to you provider. Cheers Fredrik

3PTY = conferance, hold - transfer, operator stuff like that

It will be direct media so not RTP is used unless you du a 3 party service.

No it's not possible. If you want to do that you have to get off hook with your cas extension first and then you can dial through CTI.

You need one in that case.... SIP-trunks do not use TRU's in a normal way you only initiate one and on that tru you can call as much as you have GW resources.

You should go for T1 ISDN it's SL63 for the trunk block. Regards Fredrik

R4F is the latest released software for DBC 422 02

Well I seen that before and the configuration of the message is not known by the router service. So restart the router service and it will work. Cheers Fredrik

It's been a lot of problems with HTTP access (and still is) ut you should use R4F that is better. Cheers

I have not heard anything indicating that this going to be fixed. But if you have DNA and OneBox you can send them to the onebox and it reads back out for lunch with help of the VSI inteface. Cheers Fredrik

It's in SP3. It's used as one part of the function to replace ITG, the idea is like the old mobile extension solution (pre BC11 sp9)

It works but only in a specific case, when originating and terminating (none IP) extensions are in the same node.

You must have the operator application running (OWS or OA) before that the phone will not logon.

No, to Application link you can talk CSTA direct but not towards OAS....

Program it as a normal Qsig GF route (there are several examples here) it's the same as if you would use it towards Cisco, Avaya or Nortel. But more important make sure you have the latest software on the DLIC card in BT, else you will have problem with progress sent from MD. Fredrik

Do not think so, but it should not be a problem to map the login Ericsson to have /home/ericsson. At least it you not use microsoft FTP server.

Well I've used ALAPI with out problem there was nothing special about the setup.....

The AAU do not have to login to send the alarms as traps. If you have configured ALAPI. Fredrik

This has been a bug in BC12, upgrade to the latest SP and it will be gone.

You can not use it the same way as the cisco phone does. If you are using Ericsson, I would suggest you to configure your DHCP server to send the the VLAN tag in the DHCP message (option 43). Then when the phone is "out of the box" you connect it to the switch and it sends a untagged DHCP...