hello chaps i got some questions i need to ask abouty asterisk


1) how do i setup a sip trunk with voipbuster when im behind a nat
router ?

2) i enabled the ourtgoung calls recording into wav format but i cant
download them to my pc because i cannot ftp as root and when u enabled
that i dont have access to thje recordings folder by default, how do i
solve that ?

cheers

phpguy laid this down on his screen :
> hello chaps i got some questions i need to ask abouty asterisk


What version of Asterisk@home?

> 1) how do i setup a sip trunk with voipbuster when im behind a nat
> router ?

Although the below settings apply to my voipcheap account, voipbuster 
is similar

allow=ulaw&alaw
authuser=username
disallow=all
dtmfmode=rfc2833
fromdomain=voipcheap.com
fromuser=myPSTNnumber
host=sip.voipcheap.com
insecure=very
nat=yes
qualify=yes
secret=password
type=friend
username=username

Register:
username:password@sip.voipcheap.com


> 2) i enabled the ourtgoung calls recording into wav format but i cant
> download them to my pc because i cannot ftp as root and when u enabled
> that i dont have access to thje recordings folder by default, how do i
> solve that ?

Download a programme called WinSCP & connect to your Asterisk's IP 
address. Log in as root & navigate to the folder 
/var/spool/asterisk/monitor (at least that's where the recordings are 
on mine)

If you haven't changed to root password, it will be password. Make sure 
you change it.

I asked above which version of AAH, as you should be able to access the 
recordings from the home screen if you have littlejohn's ARI interface. 
This is installed by default on some later releases) 
<http://www.littlejohnconsulting.com/>

Asterisk Recording Interface. A new web-based utility for managing your 
voicemail now is included in AMP and can be accessed by clicking 
Voicemail & Recordings on the initial AMP screen at the IP address of 
your Asterisk system. It also can be accessed at 
http://Asterisk-IP-address/recordings/. To log in to the Asterisk 
Recording Interface (ARI), just enter an extension number on your 
Asterisk system and the password for that extension. From the web 
interface, you can manage your voicemail messages including playing 
them back, you can review the call log, and you can set your voicemail 
password as well as your desired setup for recording calls by setting 
the call monitor defaults for this extension. Change your 
ari_admin_password on line 53: nano -w 
/var/www/html/recordings/includes/main.conf.

<http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=123>

hello thanks for your advide ill try all those tomorrow

its asterisk@home 1.4



On Nov 25, 9:07 pm, Jono <notha...@blueyonder.invalid> wrote:
> phpguy laid this down on his screen :
>
> > hello chaps i got some questions i need to ask abouty asterisk
>
> What version of Asterisk@home?
>
> > 1) how do i setup a sip trunk with voipbuster when im behind a nat
> > router ?
>
> Although the below settings apply to my voipcheap account, voipbuster
> is similar
>
> allow=ulaw&alaw
> authuser=username
> disallow=all
> dtmfmode=rfc2833
> fromdomain=voipcheap.com
> fromuser=myPSTNnumber
> host=sip.voipcheap.com
> insecure=very
> nat=yes
> qualify=yes
> secret=password
> type=friend
> username=username
>
> Register:
> username:passw...@sip.voipcheap.com
>
> > 2) i enabled the ourtgoung calls recording into wav format but i cant
> > download them to my pc because i cannot ftp as root and when u enabled
> > that i dont have access to thje recordings folder by default, how do i
> > solve that ?
>
> Download a programme called WinSCP & connect to your Asterisk's IP
> address. Log in as root & navigate to the folder
> /var/spool/asterisk/monitor (at least that's where the recordings are
> on mine)
>
> If you haven't changed to root password, it will be password. Make sure
> you change it.
>
> I asked above which version of AAH, as you should be able to access the
> recordings from the home screen if you have littlejohn's ARI interface.
> This is installed by default on some later releases)
> <http://www.littlejohnconsulting.com/>
>
> Asterisk Recording Interface. A new web-based utility for managing your
> voicemail now is included in AMP and can be accessed by clicking
> Voicemail & Recordings on the initial AMP screen at the IP address of
> your Asterisk system. It also can be accessed athttp://Asterisk-IP-address/recordings/. To log in to the Asterisk
> Recording Interface (ARI), just enter an extension number on your
> Asterisk system and the password for that extension. From the web
> interface, you can manage your voicemail messages including playing
> them back, you can review the call log, and you can set your voicemail
> password as well as your desired setup for recording calls by setting
> the call monitor defaults for this extension. Change your
> ari_admin_password on line 53: nano -w
> /var/www/html/recordings/includes/main.conf.
>
> <http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=123>

is this too old? shuld i upgrade? which version do u suggest and where
to download it from. by the way i hate trixbox, not even as a joke

phpguy pretended :
> is this too old? shuld i upgrade? which version do u suggest and where
> to download it from. by the way i hate trixbox, not even as a joke

If you want call recording to work reliably, then version 2.7 is the 
one to go for.

From 2.8 up (& on trixbox, I believe) you cannot record a call that is 
directed to a ring group.

Version 2.7 install instructions here 
<http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=123>

I have 2.7 running on a full install of CentOS 4.5 - complete with a 
desktop environment, KDE

i see including calls directed to call queues? but 2.7 supports that
right ?

ill test it and let u know thanks

one more  question if you dont mind, after  i download or install 2.7
how do i configure walke up calls ?

is it a click and o procedure or i got to edit config files ? by the
way walke up calls didnt work on my 1.4 by default or even after
editing confdig files

i hope 2.7 is differeent

cheers

allow=ulaw&alaw
authuser=username
disallow=all
dtmfmode=rfc2833
fromdomain=voipcheap.com

fromuser=myPSTNnumber <-----------------------

///i dont have a pstn number with voipbuster only a username do i
input that threre then?

cheers



host=sip.voipcheap.com
insecure=very
nat=yes
qualify=yes
secret=password
type=friend
username=username

phpguy wrote on 26/11/2007 :
> allow=ulaw&alaw
> authuser=username
> disallow=all
> dtmfmode=rfc2833
> fromdomain=voipcheap.com
>
> fromuser=myPSTNnumber <-----------------------
>
> ///i dont have a pstn number with voipbuster only a username do i
> input that there then?
>

Sorry, I should have been more specific. If you have a mobile or 
regular landline number which you have authenticated for outgoing CLI, 
then this is the place to put it.

It happens that phpguy formulated :
> one more  question if you dont mind, after  i download or install 2.7
> how do i configure walke up calls ?

Wakeup Calls Good News & Bad News. The good news is that Asterisk@Home 
2.7 includes the latest version of the Wakeup Call program, and the 
default setup works. Just dial *62. The bad news is that the "annoy" 
option which is supposed to force the user to key in a number to prove 
they're awake still doesn't work.

from <http://nerdvittles.com/index.php?p=123>


> is it a click and o procedure or i got to edit config files ? by the
> way walke up calls didnt work on my 1.4 by default or even after
> editing confdig files
>
> i hope 2.7 is different

Well, it works on mine. I have just tested it.

phpguy presented the following explanation :
> download or install 2.7

Source for download:

<http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=123387&package_id=135368&release_id=400121>