Difference between revisions of "Configuring DIDWW"

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The problem with this DID Provider is that it send calls from many IP addresses:

First create new Provider (most important parts are marked in red, Device ID can/will be different in your case - REMEMBER IT!!!):

Then in /etc/asterisk/sip.conf at the very end enter (copy/paste):

[didww_116]
type=friend
context=mor
accountcode=5
host=212.150.36.116

[didww_21]
type=friend
context=mor
accountcode=5
host=212.150.88.21

[didww_34]
type=friend
context=mor
accountcode=5
host=204.11.194.34

[didww_35]
type=friend
context=mor
accountcode=5
host=204.11.194.35

[didww_36]
type=friend
context=mor
accountcode=5
host=204.11.194.36

[didww_37]
type=friend
context=mor
accountcode=5
host=204.11.194.37

[didww_38]
type=friend
context=mor
accountcode=5
host=204.11.194.38

VERY IMPORTANT!!!
accountcode should be == Device ID in your Provider window. In our case it is == 5. Change it accordingly to your correct value!!!

Then:

and you should be fine.

If you are using IAX2 connection from DIDWW - create Provider with type = IAX2 and paste all this in /etc/asterisk/iax.conf

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	'''<big><big><big>VERY IMPORTANT!!!<br> accountcode should be == Device ID in your Provider window. In our case it is == 5. Change it accordingly to your correct value!!!</big></big></big>'''		<center>'''<big><big><big>VERY IMPORTANT!!!<br> accountcode should be == Device ID in your Provider window. In our case it is == 5. Change it accordingly to your correct value!!!</big></big></big>'''</center>