Setup an Asterisk Server (Free PBX 10) with IP AUTH as a Sip Extension
Method 2
This configuration is used, when you would like to Authenticate with IP address. This is more secure than authenticating with a username and password.
The downside is you will lose the ability for a fail over number incase your internet conection is down. But there is other ways how to acieve a failover senario.
For example when an incoming call goes to your asterisk you setup an IVR or a queue (not a ring group as sometimes asterisk does not mark the call as answered)
Then on our system you enter your failover number as NO ANSWER.
Method 1 - Registered as a sip extension
Method 2 - IP Authenticated as a sip extension
Method 3 - IP Authenticated as a sip trunk (WorldDialPoint customers can only acess this information)
(Method 1 and 3 can be found in our knowledbase and coverd in detail)
In this method the call will be sent as Account_Number@IP_Address (eg:6199109XXXX@IP)
The downside is you will lose the ability for a fail over number incase your internet conection is down. But there is other ways how to acieve a failover senario.
For example when an incoming call goes to your asterisk you setup an IVR or a queue (not a ring group as sometimes asterisk does not mark the call as answered)
Then on our system you enter your failover number as NO ANSWER.
Method 1 - Registered as a sip extension
Method 2 - IP Authenticated as a sip extension
Method 3 - IP Authenticated as a sip trunk (WorldDialPoint customers can only acess this information)
(Method 1 and 3 can be found in our knowledbase and coverd in detail)
In this method the call will be sent as Account_Number@IP_Address (eg:6199109XXXX@IP)
How to setup an Asterisk Server (Free PBX 10) with IP AUTH as an sip extension
ATTENTION: A static ip is required for your Asterisk. Before you try this, you need to inform us and give us you IP, otherwise if you try, you can be blocked by our firewall. If you have mulitple Phone numbers, with this method you will NOT be able to differentiate the incoming calls. You will need to use Method 3 only.
In the sip trunk enter:
(x.x.x.x means our softshitch IP address)
disallow=all
allow=alaw
allow=ulaw
canreinvite=no
dtmfmode=rfc2833
host=x.x.x.x
insecure=very
port=5060
qualify=yes
type=friend
Save
ATTENTION: A static ip is required for your Asterisk. Before you try this, you need to inform us and give us you IP, otherwise if you try, you can be blocked by our firewall. If you have mulitple Phone numbers, with this method you will NOT be able to differentiate the incoming calls. You will need to use Method 3 only.
In the sip trunk enter:
(x.x.x.x means our softshitch IP address)
disallow=all
allow=alaw
allow=ulaw
canreinvite=no
dtmfmode=rfc2833
host=x.x.x.x
insecure=very
port=5060
qualify=yes
type=friend
Save
You will also need to setup in the advanced settings either it is found in the SIP GENERAL or somewhere in the SIP TRUNK:
Trustrpid - NO
Sendrpid - YES
Trustrpid - NO
Sendrpid - YES
i) Do not forget to add the inbound and outbound rules to catch all. Or if you would like to only setup the outbound to dial certain number you can do so how you like.
ii) Don't forget the outbound rules.
iii) Lastly set the SIP extensions of your phones with the CLI in E164 format from the numbers you have with us (if this is not done, the carriers will block the calls as INVALID NUMBER.
ii) Don't forget the outbound rules.
iii) Lastly set the SIP extensions of your phones with the CLI in E164 format from the numbers you have with us (if this is not done, the carriers will block the calls as INVALID NUMBER.
Please Note this info is supplied as is and we are not liable for any loss or hacking to your Asterisk. If you do not know how to secure properly an Asterisk Installation please contact a Proffessional to do it or contact us and we can reffer you to a Proffessional Installer
