Hello, sorry for the dumb question. How can I determine whether my FreePBX system is using a PRI or SIP trunk?
Possibly, you have a PRI line connected through a SIP gateway. If you can log into the admin GUI, look at Connectivity → Trunks. If you see a pjsip or chan_sip trunk with the server address on your own LAN, find that device and see what is connected to it.
Or look at the bill from your telephone company.
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thank you david55 and stewart1!!
In the Reports > Asterisk Info > Summary section, I see SIP registry and SIP peers. Does this indicate the system uses SIP trunks instead of PRI? Please help
your picture does not replace 1000 words, give us a pri debug
Where do I find it?
at the asterisk cli interface, it has tab completion, so start with
pri <tab>
. . .
no , you need to get a ‘shell’ into your FreePBX linux host first with either a ssh connection or a direct terminal on the physical host
Oh, okay. Is there any other way to determine whether our phone system is using PRI or SIP?
I don’t know of one.
you can debug at the channel level, but as FreePBX is a B2BUA, in your case, debugging channels, SIP and PRI will mostly get you there, (tab completion for all)
Not sure if this will help but I just found out that we’re using Vega 100G GW
Can’t help there, never used one, but you will probably only see SIP traffic from it , remember that FreePBX/Asterisk is still a B2BUA
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Hi @Stewart1 it’s connected to Vega 100G GW
If the Vega isn’t causing trouble, just treat it as a SIP trunk.
It it is causing problems, or you suspect it is, ask Sangoma for help, or post a detailed description of what you believe is going wrong.
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