Karthik Natarajan
2005-Jun-21 13:20 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] Problem with Connecting pbx and asterisk: using TE405P Asterisk -> T1 -> PBX
We have an old Telrad 128KSU PBX to which I am trying to connect asterisk in the following manner: Current Setup: Telco-> T1->PBX Desired Setup: Telco-> T1-> Asterisk-> T1-> PBX. I am first trying to setup the Asterisk -> T1->PBX part without disturbing existing setup so I can get asterisk to forward calls to PBX and once that is done, I would try to move the telco from pbx to Asterisk. I have 2 T1 cards on my PBX (1 for current telco and 1 for connecting asterisk) I have a TE405P card on the Asterisk server with span 2 connected to the pbx via a T1 crossover cable. My PBX T1 config is set to ESF, B8ZS and E&M Wink. My zaptel.conf has the following: Span=2,0,0,esf,b8zs ;connecting port 2 of TE405P card to pbx, leaving port 1 for porting telco later e&m=25-48 loadzone=us defaultzone=us my Zapata.conf has the following: group=1 context=default signalling=featd ; em_w ;have been trying both in various combinations switchtype=national channel => 25-48 my extensions.conf has the following sample dialplan: exten => 233,1,Dial(Zap/g1/9233) exten => 241,1,Dial(Zap/g1/9241) exten => 253,1,Dial(Zap/g1/9253) I want that if someone calls in to asterisk and dials 233 it should forward the call to my pbx via the T1 and send 9233 and my pbx has a DID route for 9233 to ring 233. Similarly for others. I am stuck at my pbx not showing a green light on the T1 card, while the TE405P seems to sense the pbx and shows a green light on the card on asterisk box. The pbx is connected to asterisk using a T1 crossover cable. I tried a straight cable but then the TE405P starts showing a blinking red. Can anyone please help? Karthik Natarajan karthik@infoprocorp.com