| Asterisk is, in fact, a communications toolkit. Not a ready-to-go PBX. It has a lot of functionality that someone needs to craft into something. That something most often happens to be a PBX, but it doesn’t have to be a PBX. It can be contact center software, an automated call distributor, a voicemail system, a video mail system, an IP-PBX, or so much more. Someone could even add their own IoT hooks to it to turn it into some other kind of communication system. (For full details, see https://www.sangoma.com/products/open-source/). |
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These instructions help you configure your Asterisk phone system to work with TIM Enterprise. Contact your system maintainer if you are not familiar with or need assistance with the configuration of your PBX.
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- Click on the tab.
- Choose Locate the PBX object you want to configure and click in the Directory, right-click on it and select Properties.
- A new window will open . In the tab, select
- , displaying the general properties of your PBX object. Select Asterisk from the Data format list and tick the
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- In the Host field, enter the IP address of your Asterisk phone system.
- In the Port field, enter 5038.
- In the Username and Password fields, enter your username and password accordingly.
- In the IP script field, select Asterisk from the drop-down list.
- Click on the button to apply the changes.
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