Getting started with VoIP
Firewall access
You should open up your filewall to all access:
- From 213.166.5.129, 213.166.5.130, 213.166.5.13, 87.238.72.151, 87.238.72.151, 87.238.72.153, 87.238.72.154
- Using SIP (UDP) on port 5060, RTP (UDP) on ports 16384-32767
Example Asterisk script
in /etc/asterisk/sip.conf:
[mag-SIP]
type = peer
context =from-mag
host=213.166.5.129
allow=alaw,ulaw
dtmfmode=inband
in /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf:
[from-mag]
exten => _X., 1, Answer
exten => _X., 2, Playback(demo-congrats)
exten => _X., 3, Hangup
Please note that we do not support Asterisk, and this is a friendly
hint to to VOIP PABX savvy professionals.
Technical VOIP features that we support
- Inband DTMF signalling
- CLI signalling
- G.711 codec (A-Law & u-Law)
To test the your VOIP number is working

Notes:-
- The 44173373214 will be your dmClub number
- The failure/busy divert to number should be one of your numbers
- don't forget to click the save key
What we do not currently support
- IAX
- Outbound VOIP
- VOIP registration of handsets to our servers