hi ,
here is it
Name Package Name Version Release
Kernel
Linux(i386) 2.6.18 238.12.1.el5
Name Package Name Version Release
Elastix
elastix 2.2.0 14
elastix-firstboot 2.2.0 5
elastix-system 2.2.0 14
elastix-email_admin 2.2.0 9
elastix-vtigercrm 5.1.0 8
elastix-extras 2.0.4 4
elastix-asterisk-sounds 1.2.3 1
elastix-my_extension 2.2.0 5
elastix-agenda 2.2.0 5
elastix-a2billing 1.8.1 16
elastix-addons 2.2.0 4
elastix-im 2.0.4 2
elastix-pbx 2.2.0 14
elastix-security 2.2.0 7
elastix-reports 2.2.0 6
elastix-fax 2.2.0 4
Name Package Name Version Release
RounCubeMail
RoundCubeMail 0.3.1 10
Name Package Name Version Release
Mail
postfix 2.3.3 2.3.el5_6
cyrus-imapd 2.3.7 12.el5_7.1
Name Package Name Version Release
IM
openfire 3.5.1 2
Name Package Name Version Release
FreePBX
freePBX 2.8.1 7
Name Package Name Version Release
Asterisk
asterisk 1.8.7.0 0
asterisk-perl 0.10 2
asterisk-addons 1.8.7.0 0
Name Package Name Version Release
FAX
hylafax 4.3.10 2rhel5
iaxmodem 1.2.0 1.1
Name Package Name Version Release
DRIVERS
dahdi 2.4.1.2 5
rhino 0.99.4 2.rc1
wanpipe-util 3.5.23 1
I don’t know anything about your terminal. It should however have instructions on how to program basic SIP parameters (username, password and CODEC’s must match).
Creating trunks in FreePBX is also well documented with 1000’s of examples in the forum.
Your English is a challenge. Yes the username and password (called a secret in Asterisk) must match.
You must choose between two contexts, from-pstn sends the calls to the inbound route module from-internal allows full access to the internal dial plan.