The FaktorTel Iax.Conf

The following is what a plain iax.conf file with a single connection to the FaktorTel network. This assumes you are also using the EXTENSIONS.CONF and SIP.CONF file examples for continuity.

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; Setup the general options, including our default port for use with IAX
; the amount of bandwidth we have on our connection to the server (best left as low)
; jitterbuffer, this isn't enabled at the moment in the latest CVS but we don't want it
; to suddenly come on when it is enabled.

[general]
bandwidth=low
jitterbuffer=no
tos=lowdelay


; This line registers your server with the FaktorTel main server, what this means is that
; it tells us where you are on the internet so you can receive incoming calls from our network
; don't forget to replace "YOUR-USERNAME" and "YOUR-PASSWORD" with the ones supplied to you.

register => YOUR-USERNAME:YOUR-PASSWORD@iax.faktortel.com.au

; The following section sets up an IAX user called "faktortel", this is the user which will place
; the call from your server to our network. First we tell it not to use any other codec by setting
; our "Disallow" and "allow" settings. Then we set the type to "friend", then set our password and
; username for the faktortel network (don't forget to change these to the ones supplied to you).
; using the "host" command we tell the user which server to connect to, then using "auth" we tell
; it the type of password to look for, and finally using "qualify" we tell it to keep in touch
; with the server ever 3 seconds. (This is fast enough).

[faktortel]
disallow=all
allow=ilbc
type=friend
username=YOUR-USERNAME
secret=YOUR-PASSWORD
host=iax.faktortel.com.au
auth=md5
context=incoming
qualify=3000