I saw the posting concerning goiax offering free DIDs. I went ahead,
created an account, and got myself a DID.
Who is goiax, and how can they be doing this for free? It's nice, but
how can they offer that?
I have outbound calling working from asterisk, to 800 numbers.
I cannot seem to get inbound calls working though. I cannot figure out
why. I get a message from asterisk saying that asterisk rejected the
call due to an authorization failure. Asterisk reported a failure at a
specific line of code in chan_iax2.c and it has to do with
authentication. I'm registered with goiax as I see the proper result in
iax2 show registry. So, I at least have the correct ID and SECRET.
Do these DIDs really work?
In my iax.conf, I have:
;
; GOIAX
;
register => 87820<myid>:<mysecret>@server1.goiax.com
[goiax]
context=home
type=friend
host=server1.goiax.com
auth=md5
username=87820<myid>
secret=<mysecret>
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
allow=gsm
In my extensions.conf, I have (2 entries since I wasn't sure which
number would be used)
;
; Goiax
;
exten => <mydid>,1,AGI(MisterHouse.agi,"CallerID")
exten => <mydid>,2,Dial(${PHONES0}&${PHONES1}&${PHONES2},20,tr)
exten => <mydid>,3,Macro(voicemail,${PHONES0VM})
exten => <mydid>,4,Hangup
exten => <mydid>,103,Macro(voicemail,${PHONES0VM})
exten => <mydid>,104,Hangup
exten => 87820<myid>,1,AGI(MisterHouse.agi,"CallerID")
exten => 87820<myid>,2,Dial(${PHONES0}&${PHONES1}&${PHONES2},20,tr)
exten => 87820<myid>,3,Macro(voicemail,${PHONES0VM})
exten => 87820<myid>,4,Hangup
exten => 87820<myid>,103,Macro(voicemail,${PHONES0VM})
exten => 87820<myid>,104,Hangup
Can anyone see what I might be doing wrong?
Jim
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