[Asterisk-Users] Sending SIP call to Cisco 3660

[david winter]

All,

i am new to asterisk, and I have been searching through the list and 
docs for examples on howto accomplish this, but i havent had much luck.

1. have asterisk answer when an unregistered cisco gateway send its a 
SIP call --> DONE. (using the demo samples i successfully get into the demo)
2. create an extension that i can dial (example: 1222) that will dial 
and outbound SIP call to another cisco gateway I have in melbourne 
australia (hooked to PSTN)
3. force the dialed number to be 61311112222 (not 1222, these have no 
number expansion relation, just want to simply have a short extension to 
dial to get to a static number in australia).
my cisco should take that and terminate it to the PSTN.

I assume i have to make configs in sip.conf and exten.conf. I tried 
these entries.

exten.conf
exten => 1222,1,Dial(SIP/peter,r)

sip.conf
[peter]
type=friend
host=210.x.x.x
username=61311112222

but i get invalid extension message as soon as i dial '12'

David Winter
Senior Network Engineer
Planet-Telecom, Inc.
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Joshua M. Thompson wrote:

>Oliver Breidenbach wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Hi there,
>>
>>what do I need to take into consideration if I want Asterisk to talk 
>>to a MySQL database on a different host to store CDR records?
>>
>>The cdr_addon_mysql module does not want to load and Asterisk claims 
>>that it "cannot open shared object".
>>
>>It compiled fine, however.
>>    
>>
>
>It sounds like you don't have the MySQL client libraries properly
>installed, although you seem to have the headers since the module
>compiled. If your mysql client libs are not in /lib, /usr/lib
>or /usr/local/lib then you'll probably have to add whatever directory
>they are in to /etc/ld.so.conf and rerun ldconfig.
>
>  
>
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