IAX2 trunk: No such context/extension

Asterisk Asterisk Support
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I have created an IAX2 trunk between 2 systems, A200 (10.0.30.200) and A201 (10.0.30.201). The trunk is online on both sides, but when I call from A200 to A201 (my only use case for this trunk, so I can’t test A201 to A200), I get “No such context/extension” with a cause code of 3. The phone ringing just hears “all circuits are busy now”. I have looked this up online, and I have tried using peer/user configurations, register strings and using secrets but I have either not been able to get those to work or I get the same error message.

Configuration for A200:

[201-IAXpeer]
host=10.0.30.201
type=friend
qualify=yes
context=from-internal
trunk=yes
requirecalltoken=no

Configuration for A201:

(requirecalltoken=no is set in general)

[200-IAXpeer]
host=10.0.30.200
type=friend
context=from-internal
qualify=yes
trunk=yes

[200fpbx]
type=user
context=from-internal

How do I go about fixing this issue?

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For that error you need to provide the part of extensions.conf that should have matched, and the Dial string used to originate the call.

3

Does ‘core set debug 99,’ core set verbose 99, and ‘iax2 set debug on’ yield any clues on either host?

4

Sorry about this, I’m very new to asterisk. I’m using the boilerplate to connect to NPSTN. Here its [from-internal] on A201 (the machine I am trying to make calls to)
[from-internal]
exten => 6,1,Answer()
same => n,Goto(dt,s,1)

Do I need to add anything here to get the extensions to dial?

The dialstring used in AS200 to reach AS201 (which is working) is 7|[XXXXXXX]

5

This is not a valid Asterisk dialstring, as it does not contain a technology.

Guessing that you mean “IAX2/” followed by a 7, an optionally a further seven digits, you need an extension using the pattern “_7.” on the receiving end, or more accurately, ones both 7, and “_7XXXXXXX”, to only match the exact lengths.

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