《Asterisk 使用资料》

Asterisk使用命令收藏运行调试Asterisk 1. 运行调试常用命令./asterisk & 在后台启动asterisk ./asterisk –vvvc 启动asterisk并尽量多的在控制台显示调试信息./asterisk –r 连接asterisk控制台set verbose 9999 设置打印详细信息/usr/sbin/asterisk -cvvv 启动并连接到CLI，使用3级复杂度调试/usr/sbin/asterisk -vvvr 连接到CLI，使用3级复杂度调试/usr/sbin/asterisk命令参数* -c console 控制以，用于连接到CLI界面* -v 简繁程度，设置CLI的调试信息的多少* -g 核心。

如果asterisk突然瘫痪，在接下来的时间，为了用gdb来做trace，可以产生一个核心文件* -r 远程。

用来远程重新连接到一个已经运行的asterisk进程中。

* -rx “restart now”执行一个CLI命令，而不需要连接到CLI并手动输入命令 2.asterisk控制台下常用命令sip show subscriptions sip notify Send a notify packet to a SIP peer sip prune realtime [peer|user| Prune cached Realtime users/peers sip reload Reload SIP configuration sip set debug {on|off|ip|peer} Enable/Disable SIP debugging sip set history {on|off} Enable/Disable SIP history sip show {channels|subscriptio List active SIP channels/subscriptions sip show channel Show detailed SIP channel info sip show domains List our local SIP domains. sip show history Show SIP dialog history sip show inuse List all inuse/limits sip show objects List all SIP object allocations sip show peers List defined SIP peers sip show peer Show details on specific SIP peer sip show registry List SIP registration status sip show settings Show SIP global settings sip show tcp List TCP Connections sip show users List defined SIP users sip show user Show details on specific SIP user sip unregister Unregister (force expiration) a SIP peer from the registery dialplan show 显示拨号方案dialplan reload重新加载拨打方案stop gracefully 优雅地停止asterisk stop now 立即停止运行asterisk module show 显示所有已加载模块module load cdr_radius.so 加载模块cdr_radius.so module reload cdr_radius.so 重新加载模块cdr_radius.so module unload cdr_radius.so 卸载模块cdr_radius.so core show applications 显示所有的应用，比如Dial, Radius, Hangup, Answer等core show channels 显示所有的通话频道core show codecs 显示所有支持的编解码器core show functions 显示所有的功能函数For more information on applications, just type "core show applications" at your ; friendly Asterisk CLI prompt. ; ; "core show application <command>" will show details of how you ; use that particular application in this file, the dial plan. ; "core show functions" will list all dialplan functions ; "core show function <COMMAND>" will show you more information about ; one function. Remember that function names are UPPER CASE.本文来自CSDN博客，转载请标明出处：/jrbu59/archive/2008/06/22/2575229.aspx2007-05-13 18:30asterisk1*CLI> help! Execute a shell commandabort halt Cancel a running haltadd extension Add new extension into contextadd ignorepat Add new ignore patternadd queue member Add a channel to a specified queueael debug contexts Enable AEL contexts debugael debug macros Enable AEL macros debugael debug read Enable AEL read debugael debug tokens Enable AEL tokens debugael no debug Disable AEL debug messagesael reload Reload AEL configurationagent logoff Sets an agent offlineagi debug Enable AGI debuggingagi no debug Disable AGI debuggingcdr mysql status Show connection status of cdr_mysqlcdr status Display the CDR statusdatabase del Removes database key/valuedatabase deltree Removes database keytree/valuesdatabase get Gets database valuedatabase put Adds/updates database valuedatabase show Shows database contentsdatabase showkey Shows database contentsdebug channel Enable debugging on a channeldebug level Set global debug leveldnsmgr reload Reloads the DNS manager configurationdnsmgr status Display the DNS manager statusdont include Remove a specified include from context dump agihtml Dumps a list of agi command in html format dundi debug Enable DUNDi debuggingdundi flush Flush DUNDi cachedundi lookup Lookup a number in DUNDidundi no debug Disable DUNDi debuggingdundi no store history Disable DUNDi historic recordsdundi precache Precache a number in DUNDidundi query Query a DUNDi EIDdundi show entityid Display Global Entity IDdundi show mappings Show DUNDi mappingsdundi show peers Show defined DUNDi peersdundi show peer Show info on a specific DUNDi peerdundi show precache Show DUNDi precachedundi show requests Show DUNDi requestsdundi show trans Show active DUNDi transactionsdundi store history Enable DUNDi historic recordsextensions reload Reload extensions and *only* extensions feature show channels Show status of feature channelsgroup show channels Show active channels with group(s)help Display help list, or specific help on a command iax2 debug Enable IAX debuggingiax2 jb debug Enable IAX jitterbuffer debuggingiax2 no debug Disable IAX debuggingiax2 no jb debug Disable IAX jitterbuffer debuggingiax2 no trunk debug Disable IAX trunk debuggingiax2 provision Provision an IAX deviceiax2 prune realtime Prune a cached realtime lookupiax2 reload Reload IAX configurationiax2 set jitter Sets IAX jitter bufferiax2 show cache Display IAX cached dialplaniax2 show channels Show active IAX channelsiax2 show firmware Show available IAX firmwaresiax2 show netstats Show active IAX channel netstatsiax2 show peer Show details on specific IAX peeriax2 show peers Show defined IAX peersiax2 show provisioning Show iax provisioningiax2 show registry Show IAX registration statusiax2 show stats Display IAX statisticsiax2 show users Show defined IAX usersiax2 test losspct Set IAX2 incoming frame loss percentage iax2 trunk debug Enable IAX trunk debugginginclude context Include context in other contextindication add Add the given indication to the country indication remove Remove the given indication from the countryinit keys Initialize RSA key passcodesload Load a dynamic module by namelocal show channels Show status of local channelslogger reload Reopens the log fileslogger rotate Rotates and reopens the log fileslogger show channels List configured log channelsmeetme Execute a command on a conference or confereemgcp audit endpoint Audit specified MGCP endpointmgcp debug Enable MGCP debuggingmgcp no debug Disable MGCP debuggingmgcp reload Reload MGCP configurationmgcp show endpoints Show defined MGCP endpointsmixmonitor Execute a MixMonitor commandmoh classes show List MOH classesmoh files show List MOH file-based classesmoh reload Music On Holdno debug channel Disable debugging on a channelodbc connect Connect to ODBC DSNodbc disconnect Disconnect from ODBC DSNodbc show Show ODBC DSN(s)pri debug span Enables PRI debugging on a spanpri intense debug span Enables REALLY INTENSE PRI debuggingpri no debug span Disables PRI debugging on a spanpri set debug file Sends PRI debug output to the specified file pri show debug Displays current PRI debug settingspri show span Displays PRI Informationpri unset debug file Ends PRI debug output to filerealtime load Used to print out RealTime variables.realtime mysql status Shows connection information for the MySQL RealTime d riverrealtime update Used to update RealTime variables.reload Reload configurationremove extension Remove a specified extensionremove ignorepat Remove ignore pattern from contextremove queue member Removes a channel from a specified queue restart gracefully Restart Asterisk gracefullyrestart now Restart Asterisk immediatelyrestart when convenient Restart Asterisk at empty call volumertp debug Enable RTP debuggingrtp debug ip Enable RTP debugging on IPrtp no debug Disable RTP debuggingset debug Set level of debug chattinessset verbose Set level of verbosenessshow agents Show status of agentsshow agi Show AGI commands or specific helpshow applications Shows registered dialplan applications show application Describe a specific dialplan application show audio codecs Shows audio codecsshow channel Display information on a specific channel show channels Display information on channelsshow channeltypes Show available channel typesshow codecs Shows codecsshow codec Shows a specific codecshow conferences Show status of conferencesshow config mappings Show Config mappings (file names to config engines)show dialplan Show dialplanshow features Lists configured featuresshow file formats Displays file formatsshow functions Shows registered dialplan functionsshow function Describe a specific dialplan functionshow hints Show dialplan hintsshow image codecs Shows image codecsshow image formats Displays image formatsshow indications Show a list of all country/indications show keys Displays RSA key informationshow license Show the license(s) for this copy of Asteriskshow manager command Show a manager interface commandshow manager commands List manager interface commandsshow manager connected Show connected manager interface users show modules List modules and infoshow modules like List modules and infoshow parkedcalls Lists parked callsshow queue Show status of a specified queueshow queues Show status of queuesshow switches Show alternative switchesshow translation Display translation matrixshow uptime Show uptime informationshow version Display version infoshow version files Show versions of files used to build Asteriskshow video codecs Shows video codecsshow voicemail users List defined voicemail boxesshow voicemail zones List zone message formatsshow warranty Show the warranty (if any) for this copy of Asterisksip debug Enable SIP debuggingsip debug ip Enable SIP debugging on IPsip debug peer Enable SIP debugging on Peernamesip history Enable SIP historysip no debug Disable SIP debuggingsip no history Disable SIP historysip notify Send a notify packet to a SIP peersip prune realtime Prune cached Realtime object(s)sip prune realtime peer Prune cached Realtime peer(s)sip prune realtime user Prune cached Realtime user(s)sip reload Reload SIP configurationsip show channels Show active SIP channelssip show channel Show detailed SIP channel infosip show domains List our local SIP domains.sip show history Show SIP dialog historysip show inuse List all inuse/limitssip show objects Show all SIP object allocationssip show peer Show details on specific SIP peersip show peers Show defined SIP peerssip show registry Show SIP registration statussip show settings Show SIP global settingssip show subscriptions Show active SIP subscriptionssip show users Show defined SIP userssip show user Show details on specific SIP userskinny debug Enable Skinny debuggingskinny no debug Disable Skinny debuggingskinny show devices Show defined Skinny devicesskinny show lines Show defined Skinny lines per devicesoft hangup Request a hangup on a given channelstop gracefully Gracefully shut down Asteriskstop now Shut down Asterisk immediatelystop when convenient Shut down Asterisk at empty call volume unload Unload a dynamic module by namezap destroy channel Destroy a channelzap show cadences List cadenceszap show channels Show active zapata channelszap show channel Show information on a channelzap show status Show all Zaptel cards status。

CONFIGURING AN ASTERISK SERVERFrom Standard ERP's T elephony module, it is possible to fully configure an Asterisk server, whether it is installed locally on the same server as Standard ERP (only applicable on a Linux-based server) or on a separate remote server.It is also possible to integrate Standard ERP with an existing Asterisk server without managing its configuration directly from Standard ERP. Below are the steps required for a full integration, and will not explain what steps are required for local, remote, and existing servers.PBX ConnectionThe basic setting for integrating your Standard ERP system with an Asterisk server is a PBX Connection. A PBX Connection represents a connection to a unique actual VoIP Server.T o start with, you should create a new PBX Connection from the T elephony module in the PBX Connection register.A PBX Connection is defined primarily by:Code: The PBX unique identifier.Comment: A descriptive text.Type: The type of VoIP server to connect to; this can be chosen from a variety of Asterisk versions, TrixBox, Digium Switchvox, VPBX and 3CX Phone System 12 etc.Hostname: The hostname for the server being used.Host IP address: The IP address for the server being used.Port: The port through which the Asterisk's Management Interface (AMI) can be reached (5038 by default for Asterisk)Username: Username to connect to the AMI.Password:Password to connect to the AMI.Closed: A PBX Connection can be closed when it is no longer in use or valid.In the case of a locally or remotely installed Asterisk server, the T ype should be Asterisk 1.8 (AMI). The username and password can be freely set as they will be configured in the server for you.In case you are connecting to an existing server, the port, username, and password should match the content of your server's manager.conf file. Here is an example of manager configuration usable with Standard ERP:[general]enabled=yesport=5038bindaddr=0.0.0.0allowmultiplelogin=yesdisplayconnects=yestimestampevents=yes[myadmin]secret=passwordxyzdeny=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0permit=1.2.3.4read=system,call,originatewrite=system,call,originateIn this case Port would be 5038, username myadmin and password passwordxyz. You should replace 1.2.3.4 by the IP address of your Standard ERP server.A PBX Connection has other fields organised in four tabs, and which are used when managing a local or remote server entirely from Standard ERP. Administrators using an existing server fully managed by some external means should skip over to the Contact records section.Dialling SettingsUnder this tab, you can configure the various telephony prefixes in use in your system.International Dial Prefix: T o dial out of your country.Country Code: T o dial in your country.Default Area Code: T o dial in your local area.External Line Prefix: T o dial out of your organisation.Skip Digit for International Calls:As its name indicates, you may also define digits to skip when dialling internationally.These parameters are used to place and receive calls, and to identify contacts based on their caller ID, including when using IAX (see below).RulesThis T ab allows to define a number of rules from various types:Ignore SIP Channel:In case of an existing server, this will ignore possible intermediary SIP channels to handle calls and instead only care about the end points. The Identifier is the name of the intermediary SIP channel to ignore.No Act For Calls Between Extensions Shorter Than: Disables the automatic Activity creation for internal calls (detected by the short length of internal extensions). This is only applicable for PBX Connections of the T ype Digium SwitchVox. The Identifier is the maximum length.Track number: Not used.Unique callers only: With this option, only one call will be displayed in Communicator even if there is more than one call from or to the number configured in Identifier.Remote AdministrationFrom this tab, you can define the following:Remote User: Linux user that will be used to copy the Asterisk configuration files to a remote serverRemote Configuration Directory: The path where to copy said configuration files. As such, it is important that the directory is writable by the Linux user and that your Standard ERP server has been set up to be able to connect directly to the remote Asterisk server without needing to enter a password (namely set up a Public Key Authentication between both servers).AsteriskFrom this final tab, you can enable the connection of your Asterisk server to other Asterisk server using IAX (Inter-Asterisk eXchange).Enable Inter-Asterisk eXchange(IAX):By ticking this option, you will allow all other PBX Connections configured in Standard ERP and set to use IAX to connect to this particular server as well as allow this server to connect to all other servers enabled for IAX and configured in Standard ERP.IAX Password: The password used by this server to connect to other IAX servers.Sending configuration to the serverThis section only applies to the local and remote servers situations.After completing the above configuration of a PBX Connection, you can already send the configuration to an Asterisk server.If you are running a local server, you can dump the configuration files by using the Local Asterisk Server settings from the T elephony module.First, you will need to install the Asterisk server by selecting Setup Asterisk Server in the Operation Menu. This will give you a warning pop-up reading “Starting download and installation of Asterisk server”. Click OK. This will download the binaries for the Asterisk Server from the HansaWorld servers and install them on your local server. The server will then be started. You should never have to use Setup Asterisk Server again after this.If you close the Local Asterisk Inspect window and reopen it, you will see the path where your server is installed.From the Operation Menu, you can also select “Update Asterisk Server Configuration” (which will dump the current configuration on the Asterisk server configuration directory and restart the Asterisk server so that the configuration is applied), Start Asterisk Server, and Stop Asterisk Server (which should both only rarely be used, for instance for external maintenance purposes).If you are running a remote server which is fully configured using Standard ERP, you should instead head to the Asterisk SIP Configuration Files maintenance in the Routines of the T elephony module.Use Paste Special in the PBX Connection to select the server you want to update, and tick Send Files to Server before running. If you do not tick this option, then the files will only be generated locally on your Standard ERP server.Note that this will only work if you have properly setup your PBX Connection and the Linux environment of your Asterisk server (see above).You can also select from the following other Maintenance Routines:!Asterisk SIP trunks.!Asterisk Users.These routines will generate respectively only the configuration files for the SIP trunks of a PBX Connection, or for its users, instead of regenerating all the files.Note that the files are only sent to the server but not applied. An administrator needs to connect manually to the Asterisk server and reload them. For instance by issuing a 'core reload' command from Asterisk's command line interface.Asterisk usersThe next step in setting up your Asterisk server is to create a number of users.This section is applicable for local and remote servers.From the T elephony module, you can create new Asterisk Users for your employees or partners.For each user, you can define:PBX Connections: One or more servers on which the user will be created and allowed to connect to. Leave blank to create the user on all PBX Connections configured.Name: A descriptive name.Username: Will be used to configure their SIP client.Password:Will be used to configure their SIP client.Group: No longer used.Caller ID number: The display number that might be shown to the party this user is calling. Note that this can easily be overridden by the configuration of a SIP client or SIP trunk. Especially when dialling out to international telephone numbers, Caller ID numbers are likely to get lost.Caller ID name: The display name that might be shown to the party this user is calling. Note that this can easilybe overridden by the configuration of a SIP client or SIP trunk.Especially when dialling out to a mobile or landline telephone number, plain text display names will be lost.Closed: A closed user will simply not be configured on the server and as such, it will not be possible to connect to the server using that user.No Queue Fallback: If an Asterisk User is marked as not being part of Queue Fallback, then that user will not be called when a queue is not staffed but is receiving a phone call.Note that after creating one (or more) Asterisk users, it is necessary to send the configuration to the server, as described above.Contact recordsThis section is applicable for all types of servers: local, remote, and existing.As of now, Asterisk users and Standard ERP users (Persons), and their contact cards are not connected and as such, Contact cards for your users will need to be filled in manually with their SIP contact details.In the SIP field of the contact record pertaining to your Asterisk user should be filled in as username@host name. Where username comes from the Asterisk User record, and hostname from the PBX Connection record.SIP TrunksThis section is applicable for local and remote servers.At this point of the configuration, you can place calls between users of your Asterisk server. T o reach out to the outside world, you will need a SIP trunk or VoIP trunk. Each country usually has several providers that can help you get started. As Asterisk is a commonly used VoIP server platform, it is easy to get help from your provider in general.A simple Internet search should allow you to find a number of SIP providers for your country.Using the information provided by your subscriber, you will be able to fill in the SIP Trunk record necessary for you to place calls to the rest of the world. A SIP provider will usually be able to sell you the usage of one, or more phone numbers that your contacts will be able to call to reach you. In some cases, your SIP provider might also allow you to place outgoing calls. Make sure to carefully select the SIP provider that is able to provide you with the capabilities you need to run your business smoothly.Setting up a SIP trunk comes with a wide array of technical possibilities, a number of which are supported inStandard ERP. We will detail some of those here but it is not possible to list all the possible technical configurations one can encounter.Code: Select a unique code for your SIP trunk.PBX Connection: Paste Special the PBX connection on which you want this SIP trunk to be terminated.Host: Fill in the host name or IP address provided by your SIP provider here. It might be that host and domain have the same value.Domain: Fill in the domain name provided by your SIP provider here. It might be that host and domain have the same value.Username: Fill in the username provided by your SIP provider here.Password: Fill in the information provided by your SIP provider here.Skip Digit for International Calls: This parameters operates similarly to that set in the PBX Connection but will apply to calls using the SIP trunk.Country Code:This parameters operates similarly to that set in PBX Connection but will apply to calls using the SIP trunk.Caller ID: The caller ID of your SIP trunk provider (optional).Allow anonymous calls: Lets the system accept anonymous calls coming from your providers.Allowed IPs: Only incoming calls coming from these IP addresses will be allowed. Please check with your SIP provider to only open the minimum number of addresses. (optional but important security point).Inbound phone numbers: A SIP provider may very well provide you several telephone numbers using the same SIP trunks. In certain cases, you will be given unique identifiers for each one of them. They should be filled in here. It might be that the usernames and passwords are the same as above.Trunk type:Set to Outbound calls only if you intend to input a separate configuration for Inbound Phone Numbers in the matrix as described just above. Set to In- and outbound calls if you do not have a separate configuration for Inbound Phone Numbers.IAX: Select this if your SIP trunk provider is providing you services using an Asterisk IAX trunk.Queues and MenusThis section is applicable for local and remote servers.Most of us are familiar with the telephony lines operated by large companies. A welcome Menu plays when you call into the support line of a company, after pushing a few digits on your phone and listening to a few more voice Menu messages, you are placed in a Queue. Thanks to Standard ERP's integration with Asterisk, your company can easily benefit from such technology.In Standard ERP's terminology, a Menu is used to select between different queues or menus; and a Queue is used to put in relation agents answering calls and external callers. Queues and Menus share a number of settings (Phone Numbers, Opening Times) and capabilities (Playing a sound upon arrival, when closed, etc.).Instructions for users to use queues can be found earlier in the document.A Queue contains the following information:Code: A unique identifier in Standard ERPQueue ID: A unique identifier in Asterisk which will be used by your employees to connect to the queue and start answering calls.SIP Trunk: The SIP trunk from where the calls will be arriving.Description: A free-text comment.Phone Number: (Optional) in the case where you want a direct number for callers to reach the queue without going through a Menu. Note: you can play a greetings message even in the case where callers go straight toa queue. You do not need a Menu to play a welcome message.Fallback number: An optional number to call in the case i) no agent is available in the queue AND ii) no one is logged in to the Asterisk server or everyone who is logged in is marked with “No Queue Fallback”.Open from/until: it is possible to define two sets of opening hours (to include the possibility of a lunch break for instance). In case only one set of opening hours is needed, use the first pair of “Open from”/”Open until”fields and leave the second pair blank.A Menu contains the following information:Code: A unique identifier.SIP Trunk: T he SIP trunk from where the calls will be arriving.Description: A free-text comment.Phone Number: The phone number for your contacts to dial in order to access the Menu. Optional in case the Menu is accessed via another Menu.Open from/until:It is possible to define two sets of opening hours (to include the possibility of a lunch break for instance). In case only one set of opening hours is needed, use the first pair of “Open from”/”Open until”fields and leave the second pair blank.Repeat every (s): The number of seconds between repeats of the message explaining to the caller his or her possible choices.A matrix finally allows you to configure the different Menus and Queues reachable from this Menu:Number: The digit to press for the user to enter the selected Queue or Menu. Note that in the case pressing the digit leads to entering a Queue, the digit need not be the same as the Queue ID defined in the Queue.Queue: Paste Special to an existing Queue (note, if you select this, you should not select a Menu as well).Menu: Paste Special to an existing Menu (note, if you select this, you should not select a Queue as well).Comment: A free-text comment as a reminder of what the selected Queue or Menu might be.Using Menus, you can cascade multiple levels of Menus. However, once a caller has joined a Queue, he or she will not be able to go back to another Queue or Menu.The last remaining part of the configuration is now to assign sound files to be played to guide your callers through your Menus and Queues.Whereas all the previous configuration was done in Registers of the T elephony module, sounds will be configured from the Settings of the T elephony module. More precisely, from the PBX Sounds setting.First, create a new PBX Sound. Then in Event, use Paste Special to select the type of Event that will trigger the sound file to play. The Event you select will affect whether you are selecting a Queue or a Menu in the following field. Available Events are:Initial Queue Message: Played as an initial greeting when a caller reaches a Queue.Line Busy: Played after 30 seconds of a caller waiting in a Queue.Menu Closed: Played whenever a caller arrives to a Menu outside of the defined opening hoursMenu Message: Played as an initial greeting when a caller enters a Menu (should also describes the options available from the Menu and the digits associated with each function).Music on Hold:Music to play while the caller is waiting in a Queue.Queue Closed: Played whenever a caller arrives to a Queue outside of the defined opening hours.Once an Event is selected, use Paste Special to select the Queue/Menu where the sound file should be used. Only one Queue or Menu can be selected. After Saving the Record, you can now attach a file to the Record following the usual way of dragging and dropping the file over the paperclip icon or into the Document Manager window which you can open by double-clicking the paperclip icon.Note: the attached sound file must be a mono.wav file, sampled at 8kHz.Remember to send the configuration to the server once done. The sound files will be copied during that stage a s well.。

Asterisk目录及配置文件/etc/asterisk/Asterisk主目录,包含其它关于Asterisk的配置文件;*zaptel.conf这个配置文件放在/etc,因为其它软件也可以使用Zaptel这个硬件及其驱动,所以不是放在/etc/asterisk里./usr/lib/asterisk/modules/这个目录包含所有可以加载Asterisk模块(应用程序\编辑器\格式和有用通道),在Asterisk启运时会加载这些模块(可以编辑modules.conf)./var/lib/asterisk/比较重要的是astdb文件与agi-bin目录;astdb包含Asterisk当地数据库信息.sounds/所有声音提示的文件在里面,包括Asterisk原代码中的sounds.txt文件mohmp3/如果配置了音乐保持,应用程序会在这个目录下查找mp3(用CBR从文件中去除身份标签).keys/使用公钥和私钥系统认证与一个由RSA数字签名形成的一对等连接.公钥和私钥的扩展名分别为.pub和.keyfirmware/这个目录含了很多Asterisk相兼容的设备固件,它只有iax/这个子目录,其中有Digium的IAXy的二进制固件镜像.images/只有在较多的支持并且利用图解式的图像设备被发布,这个目录将会与相应的目录有更大的关联./var/lib/asterisk/agi-bin agi-bin包含所有脚本,可以通过许多已经建立的AGI应用程序与Asterisk连接./var/spool/asteriskoutgoing/gcall/tmp/voicemail/================配置文件================/etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf主要配置文件，/etc/zaptel.conf硬件接口的基本层.修改这个配置文件要用modprobe装载Linux Kernel使用模块./etc/asterisk/zapata.conf为硬件配置Asterisk的接口./etc/asterisk/extensions.conf拨号方案./etc/asterisk/sip.conf SIP协议配置文件/etc/asterisk/iax.conf呼入和呼出IAX通道/etc/asterisk/extensions.conf拨号方案配置文件/etc/asterisk/moduprobe.conf加载模块配置文件Asterisk developer\'s documentation 翻译计划by serva今天，Asterisk已经成为一个VOIP业界使用最广泛的一个集成电信级别P BX的工具，IPPBX如今已经成为VOIP商家争夺的一块重要市场，在我们越来越熟悉使用Asterisk的同时，我们希望能够越来越深入的了解asterisk，特别是对于开发人员，如果有自己特定的需求，在复杂的asterisk文件夹和asteri sk的源代码文件中迷失了方向，不知所措。

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4.MGCP測試 4.MGCP測試 4.1 配置moderm 配置moderm voice mgcp config callagentaddr=192.168.1.00 voice mgcp config callagentport=2427 4.2 添加電話號碼到database 添加電話號碼到database 在GUI的CLI提示符后執行： GUI的CLI提示符后執行： database put mgcpphone 111 aaln/1@192.168.1.254 aaln/1@192.168.1.254 database put mgcpphone 222 aaln/2@192.168.1.254 aaln/2@192.168.1.254 4.3 添加mgcp 電話號碼 添加mgcp 脩改mgcp.conf,並添加至database 脩改mgcp.conf,並添加至database