VonageSniff VOIP Caller ID Script

[lovingHDTV]

Originally Posted by aflat

Good news. First, I did get it to extract, I used 7zip to extract, it still throws a crc error, but I did get an exe out of it, so the zip is still a bit hosed.

Second, if i try to start it, I get the error

Panic: Can't extract C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\pdk-admin\aa33d263ba8b3dd9f60e51317caf233f\perl58.dll

This is on Vista SP1 x64. I have perl\bin in the path, no luck. If I copy perl58.dll from the 5.8.9 install into that directory, and make sure perl5.8.9\bin is in the path it works. I only have perl64 installed, and that doesn't work at all. Once I get the paths squared away, it runs fine.

Now for the great news for you vonage users. No need to re-route your vonage adapter. Just install VonageTalk, its free, you don't need a pro account. And you don't have to filter your outgoing calls, since they don't show up, unless you use the softphone, then it shows your username, not your phone number.

http://alpha.vonage.com/vtalk

Thanks so much for this fantastic app, the wife is going to love it! Not that I don't

OK I just installed vonage talk and got it working. I got perl installed and the DLL copied over to get vonagesniff running.

How did you configure the filter? udp 5060 or 10000?

Also how do you find what device to point to?

thanks,
dave

[matt91]

Originally Posted by nstocke

I use "Via Talk" as my VOIP provider. I use the X-Lite softphone application referenced above. VIATalk provides all of the required SIP info to get the softphone working. Once the softphone is working on the PC and I was able to make and receive calls I was able to get the network caller-id packets on the computer.

I've only been casually following this thread, so sorry if this has been discussed.

I too use via-talk. Can I use a softphone (e.g., X-lite) solely to grab caller id info, but have all the calls actually ring on my ATA?

In the past I've played with a softphone, but I recall that when I set them up, all calls are directed there vs to the ATA.

Thanks, and let me know if this doesn't make sense.

Matt

[aflat]

Originally Posted by lovingHDTV

OK I just installed vonage talk and got it working. I got perl installed and the DLL copied over to get vonagesniff running.

How did you configure the filter? udp 5060 or 10000?

Also how do you find what device to point to?

thanks,
dave

I used the default

filter=udp and port 10000

And since I'm running it on the sage server, I just use

y=127.0.0.1:10629,127.0.0.1:10630,127.0.0.1:10631

One port for each extender. If you just want it to show up on the server for testing, you'll just need

y=127.0.0.1:10629

By default. To show up on the extenders you have to edit the client.properties to add the other ports.

[lovingHDTV]

Originally Posted by aflat

I used the default

filter=udp and port 10000

And since I'm running it on the sage server, I just use

y=127.0.0.1:10629,127.0.0.1:10630,127.0.0.1:10631

One port for each extender. If you just want it to show up on the server for testing, you'll just need

y=127.0.0.1:10629

By default. To show up on the extenders you have to edit the client.properties to add the other ports.

Thanks I got that all setup, but now need to wait for a working version of vonagesniff.exe. when I run it, I don't get any errors after copying over the perl58.dll file, but it doesn't do anything either.

dave

[aflat]

KJake, I tried to download again, and I'm still getting crc error on extraction. Since 7zip at least gives me an exe, I'm guessing that the errors are in the part where perl58.dll is located, which may be why people are seeing the panic errors. A good download might remove all errors for everyone.

[thewan]

@Matt

I have a VOIP port on my router connected up to my handsets and 2 softphones installed - all devices ring - i am with Sipgate and have a Draytek router with VOIP port though not e dedictaed ATA.

Vonage sniff works fine on my HTPC on default ports.

T

[thewan]

@Kjake

Are you looking at anabling name rsolution within this - this replaces the YAC server, but YAC can be configured with numbers and name mappings so that a name pops up rather than just the number - will this be possible with Vonagesniff?

Cheers for a great util tho!

T

[matt91]

Originally Posted by thewan

@Matt

I have a VOIP port on my router connected up to my handsets and 2 softphones installed - all devices ring - i am with Sipgate and have a Draytek router with VOIP port though not e dedictaed ATA.

Vonage sniff works fine on my HTPC on default ports.

T

OK, thanks. I'll give it a go and see what happens.

[swift_gti]

Originally Posted by aflat

KJake, I tried to download again, and I'm still getting crc error on extraction. Since 7zip at least gives me an exe, I'm guessing that the errors are in the part where perl58.dll is located, which may be why people are seeing the panic errors. A good download might remove all errors for everyone.

Ok you guys that are having CRC errors, I have just downloaded it and can extract it fine.. I've uncompressed the files and then re-zipped them using Winrar.

Checkout the link and see if you have any better luck with extraction.

Hope this is ok with Kevin.

http://rapidshare.com/files/19872950...Sniff.zip.html

[lovingHDTV]

Originally Posted by swift_gti

Ok you guys that are having CRC errors, I have just downloaded it and can extract it fine.. I've uncompressed the files and then re-zipped them using Winrar.

Checkout the link and see if you have any better luck with extraction.

Hope this is ok with Kevin.

http://rapidshare.com/files/19872950...Sniff.zip.html

This fixed it for me

Up and running.

thanks,
dave

[wayner]

The new file works better for me - I just needed to download winpcap.dll. But I still don't understand what you have to put in for device - I am running it on my Sage server with Vonagetalk and it says error opening adapter. It lists one adapter (and says to try the ones with a *) and I changed my config file to use that but it still says can't open adapter. How do I find out what adapter Vonage/VonageTalk is using?

[lovingHDTV]

Originally Posted by wayner

The new file works better for me - I just needed to download winpcap.dll. But I still don't understand what you have to put in for device - I am running it on my Sage server with Vonagetalk and it says error opening adapter. It lists one adapter (and says to try the ones with a *) and I changed my config file to use that but it still says can't open adapter. How do I find out what adapter Vonage/VonageTalk is using?

I'm using vonagtalk as well.

When I ran vonagesniff without options, it reported the device to use.

I copied the number {<number>} and put it in my config file and it started working.

[lovingHDTV]

Has anyone gotten it to work on the non-default port of 5060? I'm trying to get it to look at port 10000. I changed the -f on the command line and it reports that it is monitoring port 10000, but still picks up port 5060.

any ideas?

thanks
dave

[toricred]

Mine's working with port 5061 which Vonage uses.

[lovingHDTV]

A quick FYI

I use the Tomato firmware on my router and just got an updated firmware that supports port spanning (mirroring). So I am now able to forward the data going to my Vonage device, to the machine I have vonagesniff running. This gives vonagsniff all the SIP data without having to run vonagtalk, using a hub, or bridging.

Pretty nice.

You can find more at this link if anyone is iterested:
http://www.linksysinfo.org/forums/sh...ad.php?t=55107

[KJake]

Originally Posted by aflat

VonageTalk is just a softphone. If you have vonagesniff running, you don't need a YAC server, vonagesniff acts as a YAC server and your listeners pick up its traffic.

@KJake - what are you using to compress the external dll's into your exe? Like are you using ilmerge, or some other third party app? I can try to do some testing if I knew what you were doing.

I'm using the PDK from ActiveState

[KJake]

Hi all, this should address the most pressing issues, give it a whirl! Please make sure that you're setting the filter within single quotes ('). See the .config file in the zip archive.

# 1.08 Should see a 11 digit phone number incoming from the SIP provider and reformat to a 10 digit formatted number
#      Set listener timeout to 5 seconds so the program doesn't wait forever if a listener is off
#      Strip any single or double quotes from the filter string to keep the argument reader from getting confused

http://kjake.net/vonageSniff.zip

[toricred]

Do you mean if it sees an 11 digit phone number it changes it to a 10 digit one?

[KJake]

Originally Posted by toricred

Do you mean if it sees an 11 digit phone number it changes it to a 10 digit one?

lol yeah

[grauchy]

I tried to run this and it says I'm missing wpcap.dll

I'm have Vonage Talk installed on my SageTV server and I'd love to try this out.