Asterisk basic configuration - Revision history

Saruman!: /* DAHDI */ section moved

2011-04-05T07:53:38Z

DAHDI: section moved

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 ==DAHDI==
+From Asterisk version 1.4, the ''zaptel'' hardware driver has been renamed to ''DAHDI'' witch stands for "Digium Asterisk Hardware Device Interface". For information on the compilation and installation of DAHDI, see [[Installing_and_configuring_DAHDI|here]].
 = Asterisk dialplans - contexts =

Saruman!: /* DAHDI */ updated installation of driver

2010-05-16T18:38:38Z

DAHDI: updated installation of driver

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   allow=ulaw
-== DAHDI ==
+==DAHDI==
-From asterisk version 1.4 zaptel is renamed in DAHDI witch stands for Digium Asterisk Hardware Device Interface.
+From Asterisk version 1.4, the ''zaptel'' hardware driver has been renamed to ''DAHDI'' witch stands for "Digium Asterisk Hardware Device Interface". Installation is a breeze:
-If you installed the dahdi-tools (highly recommended) then you can configure you're hardware
 Conversion from zaptel

Insomnia: /* DAHDI */

2009-08-25T21:25:06Z

DAHDI

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:25, 25 August 2009
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	You can configure the options of dahdi in /etc/asterisk/chan_dahdi.conf		You can configure the options of dahdi in /etc/asterisk/chan_dahdi.conf
	for example turn off the echo cancelation		for example turn off the echo cancelation
			Also include this line #include dahdi-channels.conf in your chan_dahdi.conf (yes with the #) Otherwise you're asterisk will not see the channels.

	You can also check ~~teh~~ channels in asterisk		You can also check the channels in asterisk
	#asterisk -r		#asterisk -r
	#server*CLI> dahdi show channels		#server*CLI> dahdi show channels

82.161.20.132: /* DAHDI */ Problem solving

2009-07-13T17:07:40Z

DAHDI: Problem solving

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 Or set the verbose level on asterisk to see more output
   #server*CLI> core set verbose 10
 = Asterisk dialplans - contexts =

Insomnia: /* DAHDI */

2009-07-13T09:46:31Z

DAHDI

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:46, 13 July 2009
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	You can configure the options of dahdi in /etc/asterisk/chan_dahdi.conf		You can configure the options of dahdi in /etc/asterisk/chan_dahdi.conf
	for example turn off the echo cancelation		for example turn off the echo cancelation

			You can also check teh channels in asterisk
			#asterisk -r
			#server*CLI> dahdi show channels
			Or set the verbose level on asterisk to see more output
			#server*CLI> core set verbose 10

	= Asterisk dialplans - contexts =		= Asterisk dialplans - contexts =

Insomnia: /* sip.conf */

2009-07-13T09:42:01Z

sip.conf

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	[general]		[general]
	context=default		context=default
	externip=~~82.161.20.132~~		externip=setyoureiphere
	dtfmmode=inband		dtfmmode=inband
	localnet=192.168.70.0/24		localnet=192.168.70.0/24
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	allow=alaw		allow=alaw
	allow=ulaw		allow=ulaw


	== DAHDI ==		== DAHDI ==

Insomnia: /* extensions.conf */

2009-07-13T09:40:47Z

extensions.conf

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	[fromxs4all]		[fromxs4all]
	exten => ~~0878767430~~,1,Dial(DAHDI/2)		exten => 08787XXXXX,1,Dial(DAHDI/2)
	exten => ~~0878767430~~,n,Hangup()		exten => 08787XXXXX,n,Hangup()

	[outgoing]		[outgoing]

Insomnia: /* Asterisk channel configuration basics */

2009-07-13T09:32:13Z

Asterisk channel configuration basics

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   allow=alaw
   allow=ulaw
 = Asterisk dialplans - contexts =

Insomnia: /* Asterisk dialplans - contexts */

2009-07-13T08:15:16Z

Asterisk dialplans - contexts

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	Let's say, for example, that you have a channel "Zap/1" which is a connection to a telephone handset in your building. And let's say that in the configuration file for Zap channels (zapata.conf), you have defined context=john for Zap channel 1. So when you use that handset to dial a number, Asterisk looks for a context with the name "john" in extensions.conf to find out what it should do. You begin the definition of a context in extensions.conf by putting the name of the context in square brackets on a line by itself, like this:		Let's say, for example, that you have a channel "Zap/1" which is a connection to a telephone handset in your building. And let's say that in the configuration file for Zap channels (zapata.conf), you have defined context=john for Zap channel 1. So when you use that handset to dial a number, Asterisk looks for a context with the name "john" in extensions.conf to find out what it should do. You begin the definition of a context in extensions.conf by putting the name of the context in square brackets on a line by itself, like this:
	[john]		[john]


			== extensions.conf ==


			[globals]

			[general]
			autofallthrough=yes

			[default]
			include => fromxs4all

			[fromxs4all]
			exten => 0878767430,1,Dial(DAHDI/2)
			exten => 0878767430,n,Hangup()

			[outgoing]
			exten => _X.,1,Dial(sip/xs4all/${EXTEN},60,r)

			[internal]
			exten => 6004,1,Dial(sip/6004)
			exten => 6003,1,Dial(sip/6003)
			exten => 6005,1,Dial(DAHDI/2)
			exten => 6006,1,Answer()
			exten => 6006,n,Playback(hello-world)
			exten => 6006,n,Hangup()

			[phones]
			include => internal
			include => fromxs4all
			include => outgoing

Insomnia: /* sip.conf */

2009-07-13T08:10:55Z

sip.conf

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	This is a sample configuration for VOIP with XS4ALL		This is a sample configuration for VOIP with XS4ALL

	;;/etc/asterisk/sip.conf;;		;;/etc/asterisk/sip.conf;;
	[general]		[general]
	context=default		context=default
	externip=82.161.20.132		externip=82.161.20.132
	dtfmmode=inband		dtfmmode=inband
	localnet=192.168.70.0/24		localnet=192.168.70.0/24
	port=5060		port=5060
	bindaddr=0.0.0.0		bindaddr=0.0.0.0
	disallow=all		disallow=all
	allow=alaw		allow=alaw
	allow=ulaw		allow=ulaw
	registerattempts=0		registerattempts=0
	defaultexpiry=7200		defaultexpiry=7200
	register => 08787XXXXX:PASSWORD@sip.xs4all.nl/08787XXXXX		register => 08787XXXXX:PASSWORD@sip.xs4all.nl/08787XXXXX

	[xs4all]		[xs4all]
	type=friend		type=friend
	username=08787XXXXX		username=08787XXXXX
	fromuser=08787XXXXX		fromuser=08787XXXXX
	fromdomain=sip.xs4all.nl		fromdomain=sip.xs4all.nl
	secret=PASSWORD		secret=PASSWORD
	host=sip.xs4all.nl		host=sip.xs4all.nl
	insecure=invite		insecure=invite
	context=fromxs4all		context=fromxs4all
	canreinvite=no		canreinvite=no
	dtmfmode=inband		dtmfmode=inband
	disallow=all		disallow=all
	allow=alaw		allow=alaw
	allow=ulaw		allow=ulaw

	= Asterisk dialplans - contexts =		= Asterisk dialplans - contexts =