[Asterisk-Users] Newbie question

[Julio Tejera]

Rich:

Solved !, It was a "context" issue :o)

Thanks a lot buddy, your help  clears my dudes and my system is working now
!!!

[OT]
I went  working (some years ago) with AquaGateKeeper, but I'm getting old
:o)) and I didn't nothing serious on VoIP, now I'm doing my first steps on *
and it seems a good tool to consider...

Have a nice day !

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Ing. Julio Alvarez Tejera
Unix Trends
*BSD, Solaris & Linux
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"extremely stable systems"

----- Original Message -----
From: "Rich Adamson" <radamson at routers.com>
To: "Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion"
<asterisk-users at lists.digium.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2004 6:30 AM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Newbie question


>
> >  First, I'm really new to asterisk and I'm testing it in order
> > to improve my first steps...
> >
> >  Recently I installed * asterisk on a FreeBSD Box (5.2.1)
> > I got it working on my internal LAN (it works fine !).
> >
> > I was trying to connect my * box through FWD using SIP
> > but it is not working an I'm very confused about *, in fact
> > I can't call from my * client (X-Lite) to a FWD number,
> > but bettwen my * sip authenticated clients yes...
> >
> > Please somebody can help me or guide me to the right direction ?
> >
> > Any kind of help will be appreciated and excuseme by my english :o(
> >
> > Here is attached my config files
>
> There really isn't enough info in those config files to answer
> your question. If the bsd box is behind a nat box, then your missing
> the sip.conf statements to support that. If you are, consider using
> iax2 for the link (instructions are on fwd's site).
>
> Your exten => _7., statement doesn't look right either. Here's what
> works on my system (substituting your userid/secret and using iax):
>  exten => _7.,1,Dial(IAX2/500460:cuco99 at iax2.fwdnet.net/${EXTEN:1},60,r)
> Modify as necessary for sip.
>
> Also, in your register statement:
>  register => 500460:cuco99 at fwd.pulver.com/500460
> the /500460 at the end tells fwd to send that extn number when they dial
> your * box. So you will need something in your extensions.conf file
> that looks something like:
>  exten => 500460,1,Dial(what ever your want to do)
> Without that, incoming calls from fwd have no where to go.
>
> An alternate way to accomplish that is to drop the /500460 from that
> register statement, and then have an inbound-fwd context something like:
>  [fwd]
>  exten => s,1,Dial(what ever you want to do)
>
> To help troubleshoot your config, break the process down into diagnosing
> outbound calling first followed by diagnosing inbound calls. Use the CLI
> 'sip debug' to identify whether your register statement is actually
> working. Once that is successful, then do the same for an outbound call
> to one of the fwd test numbers. Once that is successful, then use the
> fwd web site option to initiate a test call from their site to your
> * system.
>
> Remember, the only thing the register statement does is to tell fwd
> where to reach your machine (IP address). Your Dial statement is used
> to send calls to fwd, but you still need an incoming 'context' for
> inbound fwd sip calls.
>
> Might take a look in the wiki and fwd's web site for * config examples.
>  http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+How+to+connect+to+FWD
>
>
>
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