It's easy to create SIP trunks between * and CCM, but you can also create them between cisco voice gateways and asterisk too.
Here is an example of a simple dial peer that routes inbound calls with specific destination numbers to an Asterisk server: dial-peer voice 1 voip description ## Inbound VoIP dial-peer to Asterisk ## destination-pattern 88.. voice-class codec 1 session protocol sipv2 session target ipv4:192.168.0.16 dtmf-relay rtp-nte If you don't need to use call damager for some other reason, then it's not required to use a Cisco router as a good quality PSTN gateway. Good luck!
Hello from Greece. I have an assignment related to Cisco. Specifically, i have to connect an asterisk server (VoIP) to a Cisco Router 2851 in a way that the router will handle some calls. I have not found any manuals that would be helpful to me. On the other hand, i found some manuals for connection between asterisk and Cisco Call Managers. I would like to know if the call manager is a part of the router or is an extra element. I would appriciate if you could help me.
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