[phoenix1589]

Hello all,

I am trying to use a GSM modem with * as a telephony device. I know the first thing you'll say is that isn't possible, I need special hardware (I do also have a X100P card) however I have come across a program called Mobile IAX which is basically a IAX <--> modem tool.

The problem I am having is relating configuring * to work with IAX. The mIAX program is running on the same computer as *. To start it I have the following optional options:

-n source number
-d destination number

source and destination numbers - must be in asterisk format, i.e. 0039xxxx

Does anyone know what this means?

I have *tried* to get it working but get the following in the console:

Feb 23 09:53:01 NOTICE[6740]: chan_iax2.c:6498 socket_read: Rejected connect attempt from 10.0.1.38, request '123@home' does not exist
Feb 23 09:53:01 WARNING[6740]: chan_iax2.c:6280 socket_read: Call rejected by 10.0.1.38: No such context/extension

iax.conf
---------
[general]
register => miax:miax@10.0.1.38

[miax]
type=friend
username=miax
secret=miax
host=10.0.1.38
context=home

I am dialing with Dial(IAX2/miax/123)
(123 is just a test number)
(10.0.1.38 is the IP of the machine running * and mIAX)

I have also tried type=peer with the following error:
Feb 23 10:16:56 NOTICE[6740]: chan_iax2.c:6090 socket_read: Rejected connect attempt from 10.0.1.38, who was trying to reach '123@'
Feb 23 10:16:56 WARNING[6740]: chan_iax2.c:6280 socket_read: Call rejected by 10.0.1.38: No authority found

Is * trying to connect to itself rather than mIAX when i specify it's IP address? Any help on this would be much appreciated.

Regards,

-Jeff

[muppetmaster]

Do you have a section in your extensions.conf called [home]? If you do, is there an extension listed or format string that would match and accept 123? Either of those seems to be the issue.

[phoenix1589]

I do have a home section, but not an entry for 123.

I think part of the problem could be related to me not quite understanding what miax is doing.

The program running at IAX2/miax is not another asterisk box, but the IAX server connected to the GSM modem. I simply want 123 to be the number the GSM modem calls and nothing related to * itself.

[Bredick]

try using register => miax:miax@10.0.1.38:123
that should register Miax as extension 123, it may also be an issue of having them on the same machine, possibly try using 2 nics and binding *iax to one and miax to the other down side to that is more cables but if your * machine is near your switch/router that shouldn't be too much of an issue.