h.323 trunk/channel as option in AsteriskNOW?

[jhardy]

Hi, Does anyone know if there is a plan, or is it possible, to add h.323 as an option when adding a custom voip provider?

Reason I ask is I'm trying to set up a tie trunk between an Avaya CM2.2 and AsteriskNOW box. Our Avaya CM2.2 currently only supports h.323 for trunk groups. I must buy a SIP Enablement server for the Avaya to do SIP trunks. Thanks!

[bkruse]

jhardy, we are still implementing much more core asterisk features into the gui.

Could you attempt writing a patch? I agree this is cool.

There are just SO many core features, that putting them all into the gui would be crazy

[j4m3s]

jhardy you could always just edit the config files... The gui does not have support for all the options and configurations capable with asterisk. However, as always, the config files are the best way to do exactly what you want.

[jhardy]

jhardy you could always just edit the config files... The gui does not have support for all the options and configurations capable with asterisk. However, as always, the config files are the best way to do exactly what you want.

I'm new to linux and asterisk, but very intent on learning, so I may not be too good at writing a patch. Hopefully some day soon I will be able to contribute more. My experience is with Avaya. However I do have a really good test environment at work and the ability to get high call traffic on the tie when the time comes.

j4m3s, is is possible to modify the config files even in asteriskNOW? If so, any help in getting me in the right direction/directory would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
James

[bkruse]

The config files exists in /etc/asterisk.

and they also have examples inside of them.

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[jhardy]

The config files exists in /etc/asterisk.

and they also have examples inside of them.

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Thanks bkruse... I'll work on it and let you know how it works out.

[bkruse]

Awesome man.

Keep me updated!

Post any questions you have here, after some decent research please though


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