asterisk users - Nov 2006 - Manager API - Originate Call - Need Help

Hi all,

How can i originate a call from someone outside my sip-network (for example my
PSTN home number) to one of my SIP number?

I can originate a call from my SIP-network using this parameters in Originate
call command :

Channel = SIP/0041435215301
Context = default
Exten = 00982166501553
Priority = 1
CallerID = 0041435215301


this works with out any problems I initiate a call from one of my network sip
clients (0041435215301) and call someone at anyside of the world, but Can I
initiate a call from (00982166501553) to one of my sip users?



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On Wed, 2006-11-01 at 03:23 -0800, Ehsan Khosrowshahi
wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> How can i originate a call from someone outside my sip-network (for
> example my PSTN home number) to one of my SIP number?
> 
> I can originate a call from my SIP-network using this parameters in
> Originate call command :
> 
> Channel = SIP/0041435215301
> Context = default
> Exten = 00982166501553
> Priority = 1
> CallerID = 0041435215301
> 
> 
> this works with out any problems I initiate a call from one of my
> network sip clients (0041435215301) and call someone at anyside of the
> world, but Can I initiate a call from (00982166501553) to one of my
> sip users? 
> 
Why not do this:

Channel = ZAP/g1/00982166501553
Context = default
Exten = whateveryoursipphoneis
priority =1 
CallerID = whateveryouwant

If you don't have an extension for your sip phone, add this in context
default:

exten =>  whateveryoursipphoneis,1,SIP/SIP/0041435215301


Conrad

If I understood your question correctly, you just need to reverse everything.

Channel = OUTGOING TRUNK i.e. ZAP/00982166501553
Context = default
Exten = internal extension that points to -> 0041435215301
Priority = 1
CallerID = 0041435215301

This will first initiate the call to the number 0041435215301 and then
connect it to the internal extension you specify in Exten that points
to "SIP/0041435215301."

Cheers

On 11/1/06, Ehsan Khosrowshahi <ehsan_ka@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> How can i originate a call from someone outside my sip-network (for example
> my PSTN home number) to one of my SIP number?
>
> I can originate a call from my SIP-network using this parameters in
> Originate call command :
>
> Channel = SIP/0041435215301
> Context = default
> Exten = 00982166501553
> Priority = 1
> CallerID = 0041435215301
>
>
> this works with out any problems I initiate a call from one of my network
> sip clients (0041435215301) and call someone at anyside of the world, but
> Can I initiate a call from (00982166501553) to one of my sip users?
>
>
>
>
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In article <20061101112312.18810.qmail@web50809.mail.yahoo.com>,
Ehsan Khosrowshahi <ehsan_ka@yahoo.com> wrote:
> How can i originate a call from someone outside my sip-network (for example
my PSTN home
> number) to one of my SIP number?
> 
> I can originate a call from my SIP-network using this parameters in
Originate call command :
> 
> Channel = SIP/0041435215301
> Context = default
> Exten = 00982166501553
> Priority = 1
> CallerID = 0041435215301
> 
> this works with out any problems I initiate a call from one of my network
sip clients
> (0041435215301) and call someone at anyside of the world, but Can I
initiate a call from
> (00982166501553) to one of my sip users? 
Try using the Local channel type:

Channel = Local/00982166501553@default
Context = sip-extensions
Exten = 0041435215301
Priority = 1
CallerID = 00982166501553

(use whatever context contains your SIP extensions)

This will place the call to your PSTN number first, and when that is answered,
it will call the SIP extension and connect the call to it. You ought to think
about how the person answering the PSTN extension will know what is happening.

Cheers
Tony
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