IAX Trunks
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When use a IAX trunk
IAX2 protocol has many advantages compared to SIP. Mainly this is due to the fact that IAX uses just a port for signalling and data (udp 4569). That's why IAX2 is the right choice if you want to create a trunk between two Wildix PBX. This tutorial describe how to do that.
Trunk IAX between two Wildix PBX's
Create a IAX trunk between two Wildix PBX's is very easy. One PBX will be the server, one PBX will be the client. The choice has not consequences on the trunk behaviour. I mean that regardless of who is the server and who is the client both sides, PBX A and PBX B will use the trunk exactly in the same way. Let's imagine we want to connect the two PBX's in order to make possible from the first to call extensions (phones) on the second and viceversa. We imagine to have:
- PBX in Milano extensions from 100-199
- PBX in Torino extensions from 200-299
How to use Trunk IAX
In the context of the handsets (typically users) on PBX in Milano:
;Call Torino
_2XX,1,Dial(IAX2/interniPBX/${EXTEN}||tT)
_2XX,2,HangUp()
In the context of the handsets (typically users) on PBX in Torino:
;Call Milano
_1XX,1,Dial(IAX2/interniPBX/${EXTEN}||tT)
_1XX,2,HangUp()
Trunk IAX server side
Trunk IAX client side
