On 11/14/2014 02:57 PM, Kevin Larsen wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > > > Change my Dynastar E1 gateway to Cisco with E1 module, but can't make > > > easiest dialplan. All my routing i made on asterisk, so i need that cisco > > > all calls from E1 send via sip to Asterisk and all calls came from > > > Asterisk > > > by sip send to E1. From E1 to Asterisk already work, but can't understand > > > how send all from Asterisk SIP to E1 ? > > > > > > Can you help ? > > > > If you are taking SIP calls into Asterisk and want to send them out > > E1, you need an Asterisk-compatible E1 board, such as: > > I think, though I am not for sure, that he is asking how to route a call from > Asterisk to the Cisco device that is acting as the gateway (i.e. the E1 is > connected to the Cisco > and will only be speaking SIP to Asterisk). > > We had a similar setup before we replaced the Cisco with Digium Gateways. > Basically we just set up a peer in asterisk with the IP address of the Cisco > and routed external calls > to it. The Cisco then actually placed the calls to the PSTN. Pretty painless, > though sometimes a bit confusing to remember that if there were issues, you > might have to check > dialing rules in both Asterisk and in the Cisco. > Yep, I concur, that's what he's asking for. The syntax for Cisco dial-peers isn't a whole lot of fun, but not horrible either and once you know to call it a dial-peer, the documentation is easy to google.
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