KPN SIP Asterisk configuration pjsip

Ja, dankjewel.

Hieronder vrijwel dezelfde pjsip.conf.  Dit zijn de verschillen:

• Mijn Asterisk zit achter het modem dat NAT doet. Daarom definieer ik wat mijn vast IPv4-adres is  ( 82.NNN.NNN.NNN ) zoals Asterisk weet hoe de buitenwereld haar ziet.
• Mijn interne netwerk is 192.168.0.0/24
• Ik heb twee VoIP toestellen. Interne nummers zijn 1107 en 1109
• Die 1107 en 1109 komen uit basic-pbx van Asterisk source. Daar komt ook de context DCS-Incoming vandaan.
• Op 192.168.0.9 zit een test Asterisk, gesprekken van die SIP trunk landen ook in context DCS-Incoming.  Daarmee kan ik binnenkomen gesprekken testen zonder dat ik via de (dure) telefoniewolk ga.

;================================ TRANSPORTS ==

; Our primary transport definition for UDP communication behind NAT.

[transport-udp-nat]

type = transport

protocol = udp

bind = 0.0.0.0

; NAT settings

local_net = 192.168.0.0/24

external_media_address = 82.NNN.NNN.NNN

external_signaling_address = 82.NNN.NNN.NNN

;================================ CONFIG FOR SIP ITSP ==

; Registration for KPN VoIP

[kpn-auth]

type = auth

auth_type = userpass

username = aabaNNNNNNN@ims.imscore.net

password = PA55W0RDPA55W0RD

[kpn-trunk]

type = registration

outbound_auth = kpn-auth

transport = transport-udp-nat

server_uri = sip:ims.imscore.net

client_uri = sip:+31NNNNNNNNN@ims.imscore.net

contact_user = inbound-kpn

outbound_proxy = sip:voip1-ext.kpn.net\;lr

retry_interval = 60

[kpn-aor]

type = aor

contact = sip:ims.imscore.net

outbound_proxy = sip:voip1-ext.kpn.net\;lr

[kpn-out]

type = endpoint

context = DCS-Incoming

disallow = all

allow = alaw

outbound_auth = kpn-auth

aors = kpn-aor

outbound_proxy = sip:voip1-ext.kpn.net\;lr

from_user = +31NNNNNNNNN

from_domain = ims.imscore.net

[kpn-id]

type = identify

endpoint = kpn-out

match = voip1-ext.kpn.net

;================================ ENDPOINT TEMPLATES ==

; Our primary endpoint template for internal desk phones.

[endpoint-internal-d70](!)

type = endpoint

context = Long-Distance

allow = !all,alaw

direct_media = no

trust_id_outbound = yes

device_state_busy_at = 1

dtmf_mode = rfc4733

[auth-userpass](!)

type = auth

auth_type = userpass

[aor-single-reg](!)

type = aor

max_contacts = 1

;================================ ENDPOINT DEFINITIONS ==

; Below are the definitions for all staff devices, listed by department.

;

; Super Awesome Company uses the MAC address of their devices for the auth

; username and the extension number for the name of the endpoint, auth and

; aor objects. If your phones must use the same user ID and auth name then

; you will need to customize the endpoints accordingly.

;================================ MANAGEMENT ==

;Lindsey Freddie

;President for Life

[1107](endpoint-internal-d70)

auth = 1107

aors = 1107

callerid = Lindsey Freddie <1107>

[1107](auth-userpass)

password = PA55W0RDPA55W0RD

username = 1107

[1107](aor-single-reg)

mailboxes = 1107@example

;================================

;Terry Jules

;Director of Sales

[1109](endpoint-internal-d70)

auth = 1109

aors = 1109

callerid = Lin Phone <1109>

[1109](auth-userpass)

password = PA55W0RDPA55W0RD

username = 1109

[1109](aor-single-reg)

mailboxes = 1109@example

;================================

[my-itsp]

type = endpoint

aors = my-itsp

outbound_auth = my-itsp-auth

disallow = all

allow = alaw

context = DCS-Incoming

[my-itsp]

type = aor

contact = sip:192.168.0.9

qualify_frequency = 15

[my-itsp-auth]

type = auth

auth_type = userpass

username = my_username

password = PA55W0RDPA55W0RD

; [my-itsp-reg]

type = registration

; outbound_auth = my-itsp-auth

; server_uri = sip:192.168.0.9

; client_uri = sip:my_username@192.168.0.9

[my-itsp-identify]

type = identify

endpoint = my-itsp

match = 192.168.0.9

;================================

P.S. dit is met Asterisk 16.16, dat is een LTS versie.