
Author: VoIP Info
TRIP
From the RFC 3219 : This document presents the Telephony Routing over IP (TRIP). TRIP is a policy driven inter-administrative domain protocol for advertising the reachability of telephony destinations between location servers, and for advertising attributes of the…
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Megaco (Media Gateway Control) is a control and signalling protocol for VOIP connections. Megaco was jointly developed by the IETF and the ITU. H.248 is the ITU name for Megaco. Megaco was developed from MGCP and as a…
Read More »Asterisk cmd ForkCDR
ForkCDR Synopsis Forks the Call Data Record ForkCDR() Causes the Call Data Record to fork an additional cdr record starting from the time of the fork call. This new cdr record will be linked to end of the…
Read More »Asterisk cmd ZapScan
ZapScan Synopsis Scan Zap channels to monitor calls Description ZapScan allows a call center manager to monitor Zap channels in a convenient way. Use ‘#’ to select the next channel and use ‘*’ to exit Asterisk 1.6 :…
Read More »Asterisk cmd ZapBarge
Synopsis Listen to a Zap channel call Description ZapBarge(channel) Lets you listens to the conversation on a specified Asterisk ZAP channels, or prompts if one is not specified. You can hear them, but they can’t hear you. No…
Read More »Asterisk cmd ResetCDR
Synopsis: Resets the Call Data Record Description: ResetCDR([options]) Causes the Call Data Record to be reset, optionally storing the current CDR before zeroing it out (if ‘w’ option is specifed). A CDR record will be stored for any…
Read More »Asterisk cmd NoCDR
Synopsis: Make sure asterisk doesn’t save CDR for a certain call Description: NoCDR() Makes sure there won’t be any CDR written for a certain call See also CDR Asterisk billing Asterisk cmd ResetCDR Asterisk cmd ForkCDR Asterisk |…
Read More »PlaySip
Description “playSIP” is a command-line program that can be used to call a SIP session (i.e., specified by a URL beginning with “sip:”), and (optionally) record the incoming media stream into a file. Details “playSIP” is run the…
Read More »Asterisk howto dial plan
How to build a dial plan in Asterisk The dial plan is built in extensions.conf and included files. Basic terms A dial plan consists of a number of extensions. Each extensions consists of a number of priorities. Extensions…
Read More »System menu that permits Pana users to access Asterisk features
The system menu * From extensions.conf ; ; A Panasonic handset user can get access to the system menu by ; picking up CO3 or CO4 and dialing Operator (zero). This is provided ; in the contexts co3out…
Read More »Macro to locate a user at up to two external numbers
The FindMe macro ;******************************************************************** [macro-findme] ;******************************************************************** ; ; Dials the localextention then as many as ; 2 remote numbers to find a subscriber. ; ; ARG1 = local estension ; ARG2 = remote number 1 to try…
Read More »Macro to announce inbound call to Pana user or page all
Call routed from Asterisk to Panasonic Extension * From extensions.conf [analog-ext] ; ; This context provides access to internal Panasonicextensions ; ; Panasonic analogextensions ; ; Varialbes assigned are ; PANAEXTxx ………the extension number to dial ;…
Read More »Force VoicePulse or BroadVoice outbound if user selects CO3 or CO4
Pana user selects CO3 on handset From zapata.conf ; provide dial tone to Panasonic CO3 ; immediate=no usecallerid=no usedistinctiveringdetection=no signalling=fxo_ks group=1 ; context=co3out channel=1 ; ring this one for VoicePulse ; From extensions.conf [co3out] ; ;…
Read More »Ring CO3 or CO4 on inbound VoicePulse or BroadVoice call
Ring CO3 on Pansonic KSU for VoicePulse From iax.conf [voicepulse] context=voicepulse-in username=loginname secret=loginpasswd auth=md5 type=friend disallow=all allow=gsm allow=ulaw allow=alaw allow=ilbc host=gw5.voicepulse.com nat=yes From extensions.conf [voicepulse-in] ; ; ; ; This routine handles inbound calls on our…
Read More »Asterisk Compile
Compile Asterisk Ok, you have the source code to Asterisk sitting in your /usr/src/asterisk directory. Now what? cd /usr/src/asterisk make clean make make install Note: By default, Asterisk runs as the root user. This is a security liability….
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