Part of my problem I think is that I'm very confused as to how to direct incoming calls to the correct context, and how to get authentication going properly.
Here are the relevant (I think!) bits:
asterisk incoming | asterisk outgoing
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sip.conf: | sip.conf:
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register => user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/s | [user]
| type=user
[outgoing] | context=from-sip
type=peer | secret=userpw
context=to-sip |
host=asteriskoutgoing |
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extensions.conf: | extensions.conf:
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[to-sip] | [from-sip]
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extension => s,1,Playback(test) | extension => s,1,Answer
extension => s,2,Wait(3) | extension => s,2,Record(temp:gsm)
extension => s,3,Playback(test2) | extension => s,3,Playback(test3)
extension => s,4,Hangup | extension => s,4,Record(temp:gsm)
| extension => s,5,Hangup
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/var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/call: |
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Channel: SIP/outgoing |
Context: to-sip |
Extension: s |
Priority: 1 |
What am I doing wrong here?!
Sorry for the formatting, I hope it will be more clear with the configs side-by-side. I've attached the two configs in case it's more convenient.
Thanks!
blaine.
sip.conf:
register => user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/s [outgoing type=peer context=to-sip host=asteriskoutgoing -------------------- extensions.conf: [to-sip] extension => s,1,Playback(test) extension => s,2,Wait(3) extension => s,3,Playback(test2) extension => s,4,Hangup -------------------- /var/spool/asterisk/outgoing/call: Channel: SIP/outgoing Context: to-sip Extension: s Priority: 1
sip.conf: [user] type=user context=from-sip secret=userpw -------------- extensions.conf: [from-sip] extension => s,1,Answer extension => s,2,Record(temp:gsm) extension => s,3,Playback(test3) extension => s,4,Record(temp:gsm) extension => s,5,Hangup
On Oct 27, 2004, at 6:32 PM, Mark Phillips wrote:
Simple. Write the below line into your extensions.conf (modifying where required) and you're off.
exten => 100,1,Dial(SIP/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s_address
The corresponding extension on the target * box must exist as an entry in the sip.conf file. This is also where you define the context.
Hope that helps and don't shoot me if I have it all wrong
Mark
On Wed, 2004-10-27 at 20:44, Blaine Cook wrote:Hi all,
I have a bit of a conundrum that I'm not quite sure how to resolve. I'm
trying to place calls from one Asterisk server to another, with no
other SIP devices present. The purpose is for load testing. I've tried
various configurations, and none of them seem to get me any closer.
Usually I get 404 Not Found or 403 Forbidden errors.
I have two contexts: [from-sip] and [to-sip] .. What I want to do is use a call file like:
Channel: SIP/outbound Context: to-sip Extension: s Priority: 1
on the machine placing the calls, that would connect to the second machine, that would receive the call and place it in the [from-sip] context.
I'm sure the configs for this are very simple, but I'm at a loss as to what they are. Extensive searches for examples have come up fruitless.
thanks for any assistance!
blaine.
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