Trunk Setup Screen:
Here are the full peer details:
username=skypetestuser
type=friend
context=from-trunk
secret=skypetestuser
host=dynamic
nat=no
dtmfmode=auto
canreinvite=no
insecure=invite
qualify=yes
;defaultip=
incominglimit=1
outgoinglimit=1
call-limit=1
busylevel=1
Outbound Route setup example:
My Asterisk Reg Section in siptosis.cfg for this example:
#Sample Asterisk registration example
host_port=5070
#contact_url is not needed unless ip address on siptosis console is incorrect - leave commented out.
#contact_url=sip:skypetestuser@SipToSisIpAddress:SipToSisHostPort
#from url is the sip address of the PBX
from_url="skypetestuser" <sip:skypetestuser@192.168.0.7:5060>
username=skypetestuser
passwd=skypetestuser
realm=asterisk
expires=3600
do_register=yes
minregrenewtime=120
regfailretrytime=15
For your system, set the IP address of the from_url above to be your PBX's IP.
Change the realm if needed.
With these settings siptosis should be able to register and you should be able to dial out using 7 as a dialing prefix.
If the contact_url IP is incorrect on the siptosis console, contact_url in this example would be (assuming same box): contact_url=sip:skypetestuser@192.168.0.7:5070
Inbound Catch All Route Example - you decide what you want it to do (scroll down for a ring group setup example):
Ring Group Setup Example
You need to forward to the fake DID Number 123456789 that you setup on the Inbound Routes screen above.
To do this, edit SkypeToSipAuth.props:
*,sip:123456789@192.168.0.7:5060
Now all incoming Skype calls will go to the 601 ring group.