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These instructions are not 100% complete but I have managed to get this to function with Asterisk. The following configuration will pass all inbound calls on any line to priority 1001 to context from-Grandstream. The settings are customised as much as possible for Australia. <br><br><br> | These instructions are not 100% complete but I have managed to get this to function with Asterisk. The following configuration will pass all inbound calls on any line to priority 1001 to context from-Grandstream. The settings are customised as much as possible for Australia. <br><br><br> |
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The Grandstream GXW4104 is a 4 port FXO device. If you have a GXW4108 which is a 8 port FXO device, it can be configured exactly the same way.
These instructions are not 100% complete but I have managed to get this to function with Asterisk. The following configuration will pass all inbound calls on any line to priority 1001 to context from-Grandstream. The settings are customised as much as possible for Australia.
Configuring the GXW410x
FXO Lines
- User ID the username that will be used to authenticate to Asterisk
- Sip Server p1 is Profile 1 that will be used
- Destination Port: Obvious I hope.
The format is ch1-4:<value>;
This means channel or line 1 through to 4. You can mix and match the setting if required.
Channels
I'm not 100% certain these are correct. Hopefully someone can shed some light. So you can cut and past:
- ch1-4:f1=350@-11,f2=440@-11,c=0/0;
- ch1-4:f1=440@-11,f2=480@-11,c=200/400;
- ch1-4:f1=480@-11,f2=620@-11,c=50/50;
- ch1-4:f1=480@-11,f2=620@-11,c=25/25;
Profile 1
Enter the IP or FQDN of your Asterisk Server.
Configuring Asterisk
sip.conf
;Outbound Calls [gxw410x] type=peer context=from-grandstream host=172.16.11.2 insecure=port dtmfmode=rfc2833
;Inbound Calls [1001] type=friend secret=1001 qualify=yes nat=no host=dynamic canreinvite=no context=from-grandstream
extensions.conf
;Inbound Calls [from-grandstream] exten => 1001,1,Playback(tt-monkeys) exten => 1001,2,Playback(goodbye) exten => 1001,3,HangUp
;Outbound Calls exten => _XX.,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@gxw410x,30)