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===PJSIP=== | ===PJSIP=== | ||
The | The SIP stack's core functionality, as well as endpoint definitions for endpoints such as phones and VoIP providers are managed by the chan_pjsip module. The syntax is somewhat different to Asterisks former chan_sip module, so ensure you're using the correct documentation when making changes. | ||
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| pjsip_extensions.conf | | pjsip_extensions.conf | ||
| Defines "extensions", I.E Phones registering to the PBX | | Defines "extensions", I.E Phones registering to the PBX | ||
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===Extensions=== | |||
Call routing and features are configured in the extensions files. | |||
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! Filename | |||
! Description | |||
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| extensions.conf | |||
| The default extensions.conf template that ships with Asterisk. You shouldn't need to edit this file too much. | |||
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| extensions_globals.conf | |||
| Defines various global variables such as ring groups, to make editing them easier. | |||
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| extensions_internal.conf | |||
| Internal calls, i.e those originating from the various phones and ATAs in the Hackspace end up here. | |||
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| extensions_external.conf | |||
| External calls, i.e those originating from the PSTN end up here. | |||
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| extensions_utils.conf | |||
| Various utilities and functions are defined here. | |||
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