I got this from another site, i didn't write this, just copy/pasted as reference in case it disappeared
SIP Trunk between Avaya IP Office and Asterisk
In this post I’ll show how to create a Sip trunk between Avaya IP Office and Asterisk pbx.
Avaya IP Office Side
a) Enable SIP Trunks in System Configuration (System – LAN1 – VOIP)
b) Create a new SIP Trunk
a) Enable SIP Trunks in System Configuration (System – LAN1 – VOIP)
b) Create a new SIP Trunk
-- SIP Line ITSP Domain Name: <empty> In Service: Y Eveything Else: <default> -- Transport ITSP Proxy Address: Layer 4 Protocol: UDP Send Port: 5060 Use Network Topolgy Info: LAN1 Eveything Else: <default>
Att.: SIP Licenses are required for this step.
--SIP Credential Add a new SIP Credential as below. UserName: <SIP Extension's username on Asterisk for Avaya IpOffice> Authentication Name: <SIP Extension's username on Asterisk for Avaya IpOffice> Contact: <SIP Extension's username on Asterisk for Avaya IpOffice> Password: <SIP Extension's password on Asterisk for Avaya IpOffice> Expiry: 60 Registration Required: Y -- SIP URI Add a new channel as below. Local URI: Use internal Data Contact: Use internal Data Display Name: Use internal Data PAI: Use internal Data Registration: <Index of set in SIP credential> Incoming Group : <Make sure to set the groups to something unique.> Outgoing Group : <same as Incoming group>
c) Under Each User, under there SIP Tabs make sure to set their Sip Name and extension number.
d) Create an Incoming Call Route
Bearer: Any Voice Line Group : <Value from SIP URI> Eveything Else: <default> Destination Tab Default Value is . (just a period)
e) Short code for calling the Asterisk Box. The extension on my asterisks are 8xx.
So my short code codec looks like the next.
So my short code codec looks like the next.
Code: 8XX ( Change this with your extension format ) Feature: Dial 3k1 Tel Number: 8N”@<Asterisk Ip Address>” (Replace with IP of asterisks) Line Group : <Group Id Set in SIP URI Tab>
Asterisk side
a) Create a SIP Trunk that looks like this:
a) Create a SIP Trunk that looks like this:
Trunk Name: <SIP Extension's username on Asterisk for Avaya IpOffice> Peer Details: type=friend username=<SIP Extension's username on Asterisk for Avaya IpOffice> fromuser=<SIP Extension's username on Asterisk for Avaya IpOffice> secret=<SIP Extension's password on Asterisk for Avaya IpOffice> context=from-trunk-sip qualify=yes insecure=very canreinvite=no host=dynamic disallow=all allow=alaw&ulaw
b) Create an Outbound Route
Route name: IPOffice Intra Company Route <checked> Dial Patterns : 6XX <Replace with the format of your IP Office extension> Trunk Sequence: <Select the trunk you created above>
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