ITC-2300 VoIP Lab Sample res_digium_phone.conf File

Notes

The following shows an example of the things you may need to change in your res_digium_phone.conf file.

Don’t forget to modify for the information specific to your Pod:

  • Change the MAC addresses of the phones to match your phones

  • Change the descriptions, line names, caller ID names, etc.

Example Minimal res_digium_phone.conf File Changes

[network1]
type=network
alias=My Default Network ; This is the name of the network profile
cidr=192.168.10.0/24
registration_address=192.168.10.3 ; This is the IP address of your Asterisk server
registration_port=5060
transport=udp

[echosphone] ; This line sets the name of the phone
type=phone
mac=000FD30D1F8B ; Be sure to set the correct MAC address for your phone
network=network1 ; This line sets the network the phone is connected to (above)
pin=1234
group_pin=1234
line=echo2904 ; This is the name of the line to configure on the phone
active_locale=en_US
timezone=America/Chicago

[echo2904] ; This is the line configuration, it must match the line= setting in the phone configuration above and the line name in the PJSIP file
type=line
line_label=2904 ; This is the text to display next to the line button on the phone display
mailbox=2904 ; This is the voicemail box
digit_map=[0-8]xxx|911|9411|9611|9011xxx.T3|91xxxxxxxxxx|9[2-9]xxxxxx|*xxx.T3
transport=udp

Reloading After Configuration Changes

If you make changes to the pjsip.conf file and need to get Asterisk to re-load the configuration you can run the module reload res_digium_phone.so command from the Asterisk CLI to re-read the file.

After to re-read the file you can run the digium_phones reconfigure all command to have the phones get reconfigured with the new settings.

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