Asterisk is an open source software VoIP PBX system, which is a pure software implementation program running in Linux environment. Asterisk is a full-featured application that provides many telecommunications capabilities to turn your x86 machine into your own switch and as an enterprise-class business switch. The exciting thing about Asterisk is that it provides the functionality and scalability of a business switch within the affordable scope of a small business budget. You can use an old-fashioned Pentium 3 computer to make your organization look like a big business in the world.
Asterisk conf Basic configuration file Chinese description is as follows:
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Asterisk's configuration files are in the/etc/asterisk directory, and important profiles are:
Sip.conf SIP Phone Basic configuration
Extensions.conf Dialing Rules
Voicemail.conf Configure voice mail
MEETME.CONF Conference Room
Http.conf Web Interface Related
Manager.conf Web Interface Related
asterisk.conf Asterisk directory Configuration
Cdr_mysql.conf Detailed list Database
res_mysql.conf MySQL Database settings
Features.conf Custom key configuration and some system default function keys
MODULES.CONF defines the modules that are loaded when the system starts
logger.conf Log
2.1.1 Sip.conf
[101]
Type=friend;
secret=101;
host=dynamic; Need to register to server
Context=default;
username=101;
; callgroup=1; Group settings
;p ickupgroup=1;
Mailbox=101@default/Voicemail
[102]
Type=friend;
secret=102;
Host=dynamic
Context=default;
username=102;
; callgroup=1;
;p ickupgroup=1;
Mailbox=102@default
[ServerA]//declaration of another asterisk server that can be called in dialing rules
;p ickupgroup=1;
Type = Friend
Secret =
Username = ServerA
Fromuser = ServerA
context = default;
insecure = very;
AuthName = ServerA
Canreinvite = No
Host = 192.168.52.19//end-to-end server IP Address