Hi guys.
I’ve done this one a million times manually with Asterisk before but I’m not
sure how to do this using Freepbx.
What I have are two machines both running Trixbox and Freepbx on top of
these.
One pbx has extensions that have 84xx as the extension and the other pbx has
extensions 86xx.
One of these pbx machines is the one with the dial-out lines so on one
machine when I do an ld call I want things to be setup to access the pbx
that has the zaptel card.
What is the procedure for doing this in Freepbx?
The manual way I did this was I setup a type=friend entry in iax.conf with
an rsa key pair for the connection, and in extensions.conf I set each pbx to
contact the other for the dial patterns I needed.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Tom
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[quote] What I have are two machines both running Trixbox and Freepbx on top of
these.
One pbx has extensions that have 84xx as the extension and the other pbx has
extensions 86xx.
One of these pbx machines is the one with the dial-out lines so on one
machine when I do an ld call I want things to be setup to access the pbx
that has the zaptel card.
What is the procedure for doing this in Freepbx?
[/quote]
try this:
create trunks:
Outgoing Settings
Trunk Name: unique_name
PEER Details:
host=10.1.1.1 (IP or hostname of the remote host)
insecure=very
qualify=yes
secret=my_secret
trunk=yes
type=peer
username=11111
Incoming Settings
USER Context: 22222
context=from-internal
qualify=yes
secret=my_secret
trunk=yes
type=user
Repeat this step on the second asterisk-box but reverse the numbers in
"username=" and “USER Context:” and adjust the “host=” parameter.
Feel free to use certificate authentication instead of the shared
secrets in the above example.
If one of your hosts is on a dynamic IP you can create a Register String
in the form of username:secret@host to propagate changes of the IP.
Create outbound routes:
On the box with the dial-out lines (and which we assume to host the 84xx
extensions) create an additional outbound route with the Dial Patterns
"86XX" which uses the IAX-Trunk. Place this route before every other route.
On the box with no dial-out lines (and which we assume to host the 86xx
extensions) create a single outbound route with the Dial Patterns "X."
which uses the IAX-Trunk.