Asterisk multi-language
Page Contents Setting up a Multi-Language Asterisk Installation Setting the Language Dialplan Commands Tip See also Setting up a Multi-Language Asterisk Installation Many Asterisk Dialplan commands cause Asterisk to play sound files from the /var/lib/asterisk/sounds directory structure. Many…
Read More »Asterisk FWD NAT Config Example
FWD<->NAT<->* Added 4-18-04 by William Mandra These are the * config files that allow my * box inbound and outbound calling with Free World Dialup from behind a NAT. ; ; SIP Configuration for Asterisk ; [general]…
Read More »Asterisk phone swissvoice ip10s config
Sample configip10.cfg ############################################################################## # This file is the configuration file of the IP10S. Inside you can put all # # the commands which allow to set parameters through TELNET. # # This file is loaded at the…
Read More »Asterisk config alarmreceiver.conf
Alarmreceiver.conf Example alarmreceiver.conf file ; ; alarmreceiver.conf ; ; Sample configuration file for the Asterisk alarm receiver application. ; [general] ; ; Specify a timestamp format for the metadata section of the event files ; Default…
Read More »SER module postgres
You may have to recompile (open)SER to get the postgres.so module. make include_modules=”postgres” A minimal postgresql setup: $ createdb ser $ psql -U postgres ser ser=# CREATE TABLE subscriber ( username varchar(32), domain varchar(32), password varchar(16), PRIMARY KEY…
Read More »AM
Asterisk GUI AM (note: the links on this page are broken. If you are the author, please update this page – March 6, 2007) AM is an administion and configuration tool for Asterisk. It is open source, written…
Read More »SIPP SIP test
See Sipp SIP: The protocol Protocol Verification and Testing
Read More »Tel Control
Tel Control Inc. — TCI From Company Press Release Tel Control, Inc. is a privately held company, formed in 1969 and re-organized in 1983. Since its formation, TCI has become a leader in integrated solutions for the public…
Read More »ITU G.723.1
G.723.1 is an ITU standard codec. Its reasonably low bit rate (6.3Kbps or 5.3Kbps) and used in the H.323 standard Use of this codec in a product requires licencing by Sipro Lab Telecom. Asterisk server supports it in…
Read More »Asterisk Credit Card Validation
This simple AGI Perl script allows you to validate a credit card number entered by a caller. It uses Asterisk perl agi and a CCVS Perl module http://www.analysisandsolutions.com/software/ccvs/. use Asterisk::AGI; use ccvs; $AGI = new Asterisk::AGI; my %input…
Read More »Asterisk Cmd Wait
Synopsis Waits for specified time Description Wait(seconds) The Wait command takes one argument, the number of seconds to wait. During the time waited, all sound input received on the channel, including DTMF tones, are silently ignored. The Wait…
Read More »Asterisk cmd DeadAGI
DeadAGI is a variant of AGI that you use when the channel is hung up. Syntax and Usage: Please refer to the AGI application for general AGI information as the syntax and usage are identical. The main difference…
Read More »Asterisk cmd MailboxExists
Synopsis: Check if vmbox exists Description: MailboxExists(mailbox[@context]) Conditionally branches to priority n+101 if the specified voice mailbox exists. !This command was added to the development (CVS) edition of Asterisk on 2004-03-19. It does not exist in Asterisk 1.0…
Read More »Asterisk config prepaid.conf
prepaid.conf [global]hostname=localhostdbname=prepaidpassword=asteriskuser=asterisk;port=3306;sock=/tmp/pgsql.sock [sql] authentication is passed username and userpass, returns credit (in cents), tariff, activated authentication=SELECT * FROM asterisk_authenticate(‘%s’,’%s’) AS authenticate(credit integer, tariff text, activated bool) authorization is passed tariff and destination, returns rate ( in cents per…
Read More »Asterisk callingcard tips
app_prepaid setup app_prepaid does work once you correctly setup the database etc. This is open source – you’ve got the source code of app_prepaid. You’ve got the database schema, you’ve got the stored procedures used to do the…
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