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 Asterisk (Free PBX 10 or above) Configuration Settings as a registered sip extension

Method 1

This is the basic method that 99% of asterisk users connect. There are 2 other methods that can be conected. Some people tends to mix tthem and they all call them as sip trunks, but in reality they are all different
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Method 1 - Registered as a sip extension
Method 2 - IP Authenticated as a sip extension
Method 3 - IP Authenticated as a sip trunk (WorldDialPoint customers can only acess this information)

(Method 2 and 3 can be found in our knowledbase and coverd in detail)

Attention: If you have mulitple Phone numbers on the same extension, with this method you will NOT be able to differentiate the incoming calls. You will need to use Method 3.or add more extensions.

Here is what is required. (where xxxx*xxxxx is your login number that you received in your last email)

FreePBX 10 setttings FPBX-2.10.0(1.8.13.0) but should work with earlier versions

username=XXXX*XXXXX

type=peer

secret=PASSWORD

qualify=yes

pedantic=no

insecure=very

host=VOIP_IP_SERVER (received in the activation email)

fromuser=XXXX*XXXXX

fromdomain=VOIP_IP_SERVER (received in the activation email)

disallow=all

allow=alaw

XXXX*XXXXX

username=XXXX*XXXXX

type=user

secret=PASSWORD

qualify=no

insecure=very

fromuser=XXXX*XXXXX

context=from-trunk

canreinvite=no

XXXX*XXXXX:PASSWORD@VOIP_IP_SERVER/XXXX*XXXXX

With this on you need to have the phones also use G711a codec.

To use G729a from the phone you would need to have a licence from diguim installed in asterisk and in the cofig add [allow=g729] without brackets.

It is not recommended to use G729a free licence in Asterisk as it seems that the quality is not the same as the paid version.

Please Note this info is supplied as is and we are not liable for any loss or hacking to your Asterisk. If you do not know how to secure properly an Asterisk Installation please contact a Proffessional to do it or contact us and we can reffer you to a Proffessional Installer.

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