Today I started with SIP and Asterisk. I new to this technique. (So hopefully my question is not to easy! 
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I need a simple CALL-file to put in the OUTGOING map of Asterisk. The idea is simple.
āCALL SIP/6000 + CALL SIP/6001 and connect them!ā
( Like a normal call but then with a CALL-file.)
Just like the working example below, stored in āhello-wolrd.callā-file:
Channel: SIP/6000
Application: Playback
Data: hello-world
Tnx
Use Dial as the application (or use an extension).
Today I did some hours of tests. At this moment I think I donāt see how the idea of the programming works. And it should be simple. Still I didnāt get is working. So hereby a post again.
If I use:
Channel: SIP/6000
Application: Dail
The SIP 6000 is called and then disconnected automaticly.
I tried many options that the SIP 6000 isnāt disconnected but I didnāt succeed.
Can somebody give me an extra hint?
The idea is still the same. Via a CALL-file is the OUTGOING map in Asterisk.
āCALL SIP/6000 + CALL SIP/6001 and connect them!ā
(or call 6000 and when connected vaal 6001)
Tnx.
At this moment I have the following CALL file:
Appplication: Originate
Channel: SIP/6000
Exten: 6001
Priority: 1
Timeout: 60000
Context: default
The SIP6000 phone is ringing. When I answer the call the connection is lost.
The Idea is that, when answer the call 6000, there will be a call made to 6001. and put them together as one call (When 6001 answers the phone). This does not happen.
Can somebody give a tip?Idea?
The call file now looks correct, which is confirmed by the fact that the phone rings. You now have a problem with the SIP call, for which you will need SIP debugging.
Iām assuming that extension 6001 dials device SIP/6001.
In your first attempt you mis-spelled Dial and didnāt provide it with any data.