Trouble getting asterisk running on Server2012 R2 64 bit

Asterisk Asterisk Support
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I am getting the error below evertime i try and run Asterisk. Thanks for help in advance.

$ /cygdrive/d/infoscan/server/asterisk/modules/asterisk

Loading Asterisk module…
Asterisk module loaded successfully
Asterisk entry point foundMaster config file used: '/cygdrive/d/InfoScan/Server/
asterisk/etc/asterisk.conf’
Nov 17 11:16:52 NOTICE[1996]: cdr.c:1229 do_reload: CDR simple logging enabled.
Registered tone zone 0 (United States / North America)
Nov 17 11:16:53 ERROR[1996]: win32_tapi.c:129 telephonyInitialize: No suitable l
ine found.
Nov 17 11:16:54 NOTICE[1996]: win32_tapi.c:639 TapiEventThread: Terminating TAPI
msg thread…
Nov 17 11:16:54 ERROR[1996]: chan_tapi.c:870 load_module: Unable initialize TAPI

Nov 17 11:16:54 WARNING[1996]: loader.c:416 _load_resource: chan_tapi.so: load
module failed, returning -1
Nov 17 11:16:54 NOTICE[1996]: win32_tapi.c:237 telephonyShutdown: Closing Messag
e Handler)
Nov 17 11:16:54 NOTICE[1996]: win32_tapi.c:244 telephonyShutdown: Closing lines.

Nov 17 11:16:54 NOTICE[1996]: win32_tapi.c:273 telephonyShutdown: Shutting down
TAPI.
Nov 17 11:16:54 ERROR[1996]: win32_tapi.c:276 telephonyShutdown: TAPI Error: 800
00050 on lineShutdown.
Nov 17 11:16:54 WARNING[1996]: loader.c:556 load_modules: Loading module chan_ta
pi.so failed!

Asterisk stopped

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I wasn’t aware that any version was supported on Windows. The original Windows port is based on a version that hit end of life many years ago.

3

I have it working on Server2003 R2 32bit and Server2008 R2 64bit. While working on migrating to Server2012 R2 64 bit, I ran into this nagging error message in the original post. I am hoping someone else has seen this issue and has a fix or at least point me in the right direction.

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Seems to be trouble with the chan_tapi.so module. If you don’t need that, then I’d axe it and see if the load continued without failing otherwise. If you do need it, then I’d find the people behind chan_tapi, I guess that’s Patrick Deruel, for whom I have no contact information, or whomever’s maintaining it these days, since it’s not part of mainline Asterisk.