Run the SIP show peers command to view the extension, Agent-Getting Started tutorial series 001.

First, let's take a look at my sip. conf file, as shown below:

1. [201]
2. User= 201
3. Type = friend
4. Secret = 1234
5. Host = dynamic
6. Context = incoming
8. [202]
9. User= 202
10. Type = friend
11. Secret = 1234
12. Host = dynamic
13. Context = incoming
15. [1234]
16. User= 1234
17. Type = friend
18. Secret = 1234
19. Host = dynamic
20. Context = incoming
22. [0]
23. User = 0
24. Type = friend
25. Secret = 1234
26. Host = dynamic
27. Context = incoming
28. [1]
29. User = 1
30. Type = friend
31. Secret = 1234
32. Host = dynamic
33. Context = incoming
34. [2]
35. User = 2
36. Type = friend
37. Secret = 1234
38. Host = dynamic
39. Context = incoming

201,202,123, 0, 1, and four extensions are defined.

OK, enter sip show peers in the CLI.

 

OK.

Now open X-Lite to set the account as follows:

192.168.1.33 is the address of my asterisk server. After login, there will be a response in the asterisk terminal, as shown below:

The extension 202 is successfully registered.

The following is the interface after the X-lite registration is successful.

 

Okay. Now enter the SIP show peers in the CLI terminal.

Extension 202 has been launched, and the system has recorded its IP address and port, which are monitored by asterisk.

Now, the experiment is complete.

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