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Author: | snoozer [ Tue May 12, 2009 10:17 am ] |
Post subject: | using a2billing for pbx in a flash |
hello, i have installed the pbx in a flash system and all is up to date. so far all works fine with the pbx, i can place calls internally as well as outbound to our sip provider. receiving calls is no problem either. now i like to get to the next step and have all calls outbound via a2billin as well as inbound. what i have done so far without success: i have created a customer with 10 euro credit. i have a call plan, rate card and rates. in freepbx i put the cardnumber of the customer into the field accountcode of the extension in question. i have a2billing configured not to ask for calling card number and not to announce any credit. instead its supposed to pass the call straight to the sip trunk. next i have setup a custom trunk with the dial string local/$OUTNUM$@a2billing. i added a route which is routing all numbers starting with 0 to the trunk. in a2billing i have configured the trunk with the asterisk name of my existing trunk to my sip provider. the trunk in freepbx is called smart, that is what i have typed into the field provider ip. if i now try to make a call outbound i don't succeed, i get a busy signal. before i post elaborate log files here i am wondering if my approach is generally correct or am i missing something ? the pbx in a flash comes with 2 custom destinations called A2Billing and A2Billing-DID. i am wondering if i need to utilize them somewhere ? any help is appreciated. kind regards Jan |
Author: | vinoddestiny [ Tue May 12, 2009 2:42 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: using a2billing for pbx in a flash |
You can have a look on the following link which might help http://www.pbxinaflash.com/forum/showpost.php?p=17291&postcount=6 Vino |
Author: | snoozer [ Fri May 15, 2009 11:28 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: using a2billing for pbx in a flash |
hi again, thanks for the link above. i seem to get calls routed into a2billing but i cant seem to get the trunk in a2billing to work. i am not clear how i configure a trunk in a2billing. can someone provide an example ? regards Jan |
Author: | snoozer [ Thu May 21, 2009 3:37 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: using a2billing for pbx in a flash |
hello again, i have been looking through the forum for hours and was not able to find any information which would help me regarding the trunk. i have the trunk configured in freepbx and it works fine if i do NOT use a2billing. as soon as i use the same trunk name in a2billing nothing happens. a2billing does handle the call but i can't actually make the call outbound. i have no clue what too look for now and i don't find any hint in the forum either. can anybody help ? i can post logfiles and so on if needed. but maybe someone has a step by step guide ? kind regards Jan |
Author: | snoozer [ Thu May 28, 2009 9:28 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: using a2billing for pbx in a flash |
problem solved, i got paid support from asterisk2billing and it was fixed within 1 hour. thanks a lot joe, much appreciated. |
Author: | ditu [ Fri May 11, 2012 7:34 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: using a2billing for pbx in a flash |
hi, do you remember what they did? |
Author: | hnoor0044 [ Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:21 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: using a2billing for pbx in a flash |
i have the trunk configured in freepbx and it works fine if i do NOT use a2billing. as soon as i use the same trunk name in a2billing nothing happens. a2billing does handle the call but i can't actually make the call outbound. ____________________ NOOR |
Author: | hnoor0044 [ Tue Mar 22, 2016 6:01 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: using a2billing for pbx in a flash |
i have the trunk configured in freepbx and it works fine if i do NOT use a2billing. as soon as i use the same trunk name in a2billing nothing happens. a2billing does handle the call but i can't actually make the call outbound. |
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