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How to set up SIP-account in your Asterisk configurations
How to set up SIP-account in your Asterisk configurations
Eugene Zastup avatar
Written by Eugene Zastup
Updated over 2 years ago

Asterisk is an open-source framework for building communications applications. Asterisk turns an ordinary computer into a communications server. Asterisk powers IP PBX systems, VoIP gateways, conference servers, and other custom solutions. It is used by small businesses, large businesses, call centers, carriers, and government agencies, worldwide. Asterisk is free and open sources sponsored by Digium.

Step 1: Creating a new SIP account

Each user has a set of credentials that will be needed for setting SIP-account:

Step 2: Configure your Asterisk software settings

  1. Configure external registration of the SIP account for inbound and outbound calls.

    Set up the registration of the SIP account in the configuration file sip.conf. Here you should add the "register" rule in the [general] section:

    register => login_ringostat:[email protected]/login_ringostat, where:
    login_ringostat – your SIP account login;
    password – the SIP account password;
    sip.ringostat.com – Ringostat PBX domain;
    login_ringostat – extension number for taking the calls in your Asterisk.

    Default extension usually is "s", but you can set the one you need.
    Example:

    register => supportringostat_example:[email protected]/supportringostat_example
  2. Set the trunk configurations for the outbound calls.

    Add the [SIP-account login] section, and the trunk settings in your configurations file sip.conf. So, this setting will allow you to make outbound calls.
    Here's how you can do this:

    [login_ringostat]
    username=login_ringostat
    secret=mypassword
    type=peer
    host=sip.ringostat.com
    port=5060
    nat=force_rport,comedia
    cancallforward=yes
    canreinvite=update,nonat
    context=default
    disallow=all
    allow=ulaw
    allow=alaw
    allow=gsm
    allow=opus

    [login_ringostat]
    username=login_ringostat
    secret=mypassword
    host=dynamic
    type=friend
    context= default

  3. Setting the inbound and outbound calls forwarding.

    Add the dial plan rules in the [default] section in your configurations file extensions.conf.

    Inbound calls: exten => login_ringostat,1, Dial(SIP/login_ringostat)
    Outbound calls: exten => _Х.,1, Dial(SIP/login_ringostat/${EXTEN})

    Once you finish all the configurations, the SIP account will have online status in your project's "Virtual PBX" => "SIP account section".

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