Kangoor Posted April 15, 2006 Share Posted April 15, 2006 Hi guys! I've spent some time today, managing to do multi outgoing calls from SIP to Skype. The Uplink config option 'When SIP calls - Use dialled number' had to exist for some reason.. All I've done was to assume that Uplink SIP account can be SIP peer. I've configured Asterisk in that way: sip.conf: [uplink] type=peer username=uplink secret=uplink host=dynamic Then in extensions.conf I'm dialing out using uplink account: exten => _skype_.,1,Dial(SIP/{$EXTEN:6}@uplink) ;_skype_. matches anything starting with "skype_" ; {$EXTEN:6} - called number with stripped first 6 characters With this configuration and option 'Use dialled number' checked in Uplink, I simply dial skype_SkypeUser from another SIP account to connect with SkypeUser skype account. I have had some hanging-up problems, but at this moment I have too few computers to test this fully. And it's working!! Please give it a try and post your comments here! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bbob Posted April 18, 2006 Share Posted April 18, 2006 Hi guys! I've spent some time today, managing to do multi outgoing calls from SIP to Skype. The Uplink config option 'When SIP calls - Use dialled number' had to exist for some reason.. All I've done was to assume that Uplink SIP account can be SIP peer. I've configured Asterisk in that way: sip.conf: [uplink] type=peer username=uplink secret=uplink host=dynamic Then in extensions.conf I'm dialing out using uplink account: exten => _skype_.,1,Dial(SIP/{$EXTEN:6}@uplink) ;_skype_. matches anything starting with "skype_" ; {$EXTEN:6} - called number with stripped first 6 characters With this configuration and option 'Use dialled number' checked in Uplink, I simply dial skype_SkypeUser from another SIP account to connect with SkypeUser skype account. I have had some hanging-up problems, but at this moment I have too few computers to test this fully. And it's working!! Please give it a try and post your comments here! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Sounds great, but how can you do this in axon ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kangoor Posted April 18, 2006 Author Share Posted April 18, 2006 Sounds great, but how can you do this in axon ? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well, I haven't tried Axon yet, and probably I won't have time to do this in near future. But try to do the same what I have done - assume the Uplink can be a SIP peer. Configure Uplink as a SIP provider in Axon. And then dial it, in the same way as you dial out normal numbers through SIP providers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bbob Posted April 18, 2006 Share Posted April 18, 2006 Well, I haven't tried Axon yet, and probably I won't have time to do this in near future. But try to do the same what I have done - assume the Uplink can be a SIP peer. Configure Uplink as a SIP provider in Axon. And then dial it, in the same way as you dial out normal numbers through SIP providers. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Have tried to do what you did. In Axon I added an external line called skype. I have to supply a server ip, uplink showed my 10.0.0.200:5071 as sip private ip so I used this. Axon requires to supply username and password. I used uplink in both cases but have tried skype and other names. Using dialing plans i for example used 88 using remove 2 digits and than dial out using skype. When I dial 88 uplink shows an incoming sip call. When I dial 88echo123 (test service) Axon shows me an error message 19:46:16 Call 124 -> sip:88echo123@10.0.0.200 19:46:16 Authorization failed for server 19:46:16 Error message was: Proxy Authentication Required 19:46:16 Check username or password for the proxy server. 19:46:16 Perhaps calls to this number are not allowed by this server. 19:46:16 Call 124 -> sip:88echo123@10.0.0.200 disconnected For test call I am using express talk Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bbob Posted April 18, 2006 Share Posted April 18, 2006 Update it works: First thing to do is go to axon web interface > extensions add an extension extension id: skype display name: skype password: (typ your password here) 1234 in this example outbound dialing plan: default (at the end you can change this into another dialing plan) In uplink under sip you can add the above settings display name: skype sip account number: skype server: (the ip address of your axon server) password (the password you supplied during axon add extension) Also you have to use the dialed number option. Restart uplink. Uplink will now login to the skype account. Read the SIP PRIVATE IP Go back to the axon webinterface. Add an external line Line name: Skype Server: (type the SIP PRIVATE IP supplied by uplink here) User ID: Skype (the user id should be the same as the user id that you use for uplink to login to axon) Password (the password should be the same as the one you used for the uplink extension in axon) 1234 in this example In the axon webinterface now go to dialing plans go to default or create a new dialing plan. When creating a new dialing plan don't forget to go back to the skype extension and change the dialing plant into the one you now created. either way dafault of new dialing plan. add dial rule. if the number starts with: 8 remove digits: 1 dial on line: (select your skype line here) Above dailplant is for people using regular touchtochtone phones without display. Whenever you dial 8 and after that the skype speed dial number you will be connected. You can also add the following option: add dial rule. if the number starts with: skype_ remove digits: 6 dial on line: (select your skype line here) this means whenever you type skype_ and after that the skype name or skype speed dial number you will be connected. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hooke Posted May 25, 2007 Share Posted May 25, 2007 Hello guys! Have you tested it out, Is it possible to receive multiple incoming calls from Skype using this approach? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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