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4. Making the basic calls

For the configurations in the Registration chapter, it could make the

registrations successful but the client couldn’t make calls without another

setting in Asterisk. As Asterisk is just like an IP PBX, users have to configure

the “extensions.conf” file which could be found out from the location

/etc/asterisk. All the dialing plans were controlled by this file and before the

dialing from the client side, please configure this first.

The “extensions.conf” file lays out the dial-plan, bringing channels together

with applications and service. This file features extension matching logic and

intelligent call routing logic.

This file could support the some kind of protocol for the dialing, such like the

Zap, IAX, and SIP…etc. In the setting rule, it could also support more

parameters for the call making, such like the answering the calls automatically,

hanging up automatically, playing IVR, and dialing the number…etc. It could

also define some kind of parameters for this call, such as the color ring back

tone, timer for timeout…etc. So please get more detail info from the Asterisk

we site if you need more function with this extensions file.

4.1 Making calls to the registered clients

This has to be worked with the “sip.conf” while you try to configure the

“extensions.conf” file for the dialing plan.

The following example was according to the sip configurations in the first

chapter:

In “sip.conf” file,

[886001] ------------- B

type=friend

username=886001

secret=886001

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