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Asterisk as Gateway


Andrea Deltacom

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I'm trying to communicate a snom one installation with Asterisk. I have in the same machine, snom one with sip 5060, and asterisk with sip 5090. I configured in snom one a Sip Gateway with ip address 127.0.0.1:5090 and this seems ok. In Asterisk I configured an ISDN TE BRI pci card, there is 2 problem:

 

1. the incoming call, ring in Asterisk but don't go in Snom One extensions

2. the outgoing call, go in Asterisk but don't use idsn trunk

 

Can you help me?

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From the PBX perspective, Asterisk acts as a PSTN gateway just like many other gateways. The only different is that the IP address is 127.0.0.1. I would specify not only the proxy address, but also list the 127.0.0.1:5090 as the inbound address. Then the PBX will know that the call came from the trunk. For inbound calls, the default destination is in the request-URI (first line of the SIP packet); you can either let Asterisk do the magic of extracting the extension number out of the number or the PBX (e.g. use something like "!0049401234([0-9]*)!\1! 40" to get the digits after the shown number or use the default 40 as the extension).

 

Asterisk is very flexible with the presentation of headers. I would recomment to use RFC3325 (P-Asserted-Identity) for the network number and the number in the From header as the display number for outbound calls.

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