OK, writing this one quickly in my lunch hour.
Connecting to Asterisk boxes together using IAX2.
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In Part 1 I looked at how to add extensions to an Asterisk configuration. If all went well, we have two extensions 1000 and 1001 which are able to dial each other and not much else
While this is incredibly exciting - for about 5 minutes - it isn’t actually very useful. In this article, I’ll be adding the first of two Trunks to Asterisk.
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Tools like Asterisk@HOME and FreePBX make the process of configuring an Asterisk box incredibly easy. They have pretty web-based user interfaces, downloadable modules, and generally just make things easy to do. If anyone has managed to get a package to run freePBX on OpenWRT sorted, I’d love to hear about it. Until then though, it’s all done through the files. Which is not as difficult as you might imagine, once you get the hang of it.
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I’ve been running Asterisk on my desktop for about a year now. A few months ago I acquired two Accton MR3201A’s configured for OpenMesh using OpenWRT. I finally got around to installing Asterisk on one of them a couple of weeks ago, and this is a record of how I did it.
To give you an idea of the size of the MR3201, her is a picture of one
Yes, that little box really is running a full-blown PABX
Anyway, enough of that, how to set it up
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Yesterday, I bought a Linksys PAP2T 2 port analogue telephone adapter. It is the beginning of my asterisk box. Now to build the box itself. at the moment, I’m planning to build it on a VM, since I imagine that 2 extensions and a couple of trunks can’t be that resource hungry. I’ll probably end up being proven wrong.
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