howto/Telephony-Asterisk.md
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-# Example configuration
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Asterisk relies on many configuration files. This guide will focus only on two main config files:
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- `pjsip.conf`: Network, Endpoints, and Authentication
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* `<FULL_NUMBER>`: The full `+042` number for your extension (e.g., `+042400000001`)
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* `<SECRET_PASS>`: A strong password
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-## PJSIP (`pjsip.conf`)
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This file defines how Asterisk listens to the network, sets up templates for devices, creates your local extension, and prepares an anonymous endpoint to catch incoming ENUM calls.
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The file tells Asterisk how to route numbers. It is divided into serveral contexts.
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You can now connect a softphone (like MicroSIP, Zoiper, or Linphone) or a hardware IP Phone/ATA using the following details:
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Once connected, ask a friend to call your `<FULL_NUMBER>`.
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*Tip: Install and use `sngrep -c` in your PBX's terminal to visually monitor SIP traffic if calls fail.*
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