Hi All,
I am testing out Asterisk with IAX between 2 machines on local
IP addresses and I want one machine to act as an IAX gateway with the
other connecting to it. Anyone know of or can supply me an example of
how to do this?
Cheers,
Dee
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Is there any documentation on configuring IAX between * machines? I've
noticed references to many topics in the config files, including:
- dialplans
- trunking
- authentication
- transfers
But before I go and try to grok 8000 lines of source (in one file, no
less) I was hoping that somewhere th
Dee Lowndes wrote:
Hi All,
I am testing out Asterisk with IAX between 2 machines on local
IP addresses and I want one machine to act as an IAX gateway with the
other connecting to it. Anyone know of or can supply me an example of
how to do this?
Cheers,
Dee
You should look up the Wiki at
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Hello,
I installed the ver3 everything looks ok, i get the prompt, put the pin no and
also proceeds with dialing but it fails as it is not able to authenticate with
the gateway.
How can i configure the IAX2 ? for outgoing, as i require to put in username,
password, and the ip address of gatew
On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 16:08, Brian Cuthie wrote:
> Is there any documentation on configuring IAX between * machines? I've
> noticed references to many topics in the config files, including:
>
> - dialplans
This is extensions.conf work. Some of it can be shared via the switch
command.
> - trunk
I know that this stuff is. What I'm looking for is an overview of how
these features work in the context of IAX. For instance, trunking is a
concept I think we all get. But how do you use IAX to establish trunking
between two switches? What's the effect of turning the "transfer"
option on? How
sle. Tough day.
-brian
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] IAX config documentation
Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2004 21:22:44 -0400
From: Brian Cuthie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I know
Hi!
> Boy after really digging into this, I have discovered that there is more
> information about each of these topics than I previously realized.
> Strangely, searching the wiki on "iax" returns exactly nothing. But
> searching on iax2 does start to dig up some good stuff.
Unfortunately the
