Asterisk & SIP

Asterisk default SIP channel driver is since XiVO Izar PJSIP.

Note

Please note the Asterisk chan_sip to pjsip Migration Guide.

PJSIP Configuration

Note

This applies to >=Jabbah.07

Where the configuration is stored ?

The pjsip configuration is stored in /etc/asterisk/pjsip.d/01-pjsip.conf.

When the configuration is generated ?

Warning

Since Jabbah.07 the conf is only re-generated after an edition in the Webi.

Launching manually a module reload res_pjsip.so in asterisk CLI will not reload the current conf from the db, it will only re-load the current generated conf (see How to reload the configuration ?).

When you save an object in the Admin Web interface (a User, or a Line or …) the Web Interface calls xivo-sysconfd service which will reload the configuration.

How the configuration is generated ?

  1. Admin changes some configuration in Webi

  2. Webi calls xivo-sysconfd service to ask for a pjsip reload

  3. Then xivo-sysconfd:

    1. Calls a script (/usr/sbin/xivo-generate-pjsip-conf) which itself calls xivo-confgen to generate pjsip conf

    2. Calls xivo-fix-paths-rights script to ensure correct rights

    3. Then puts the genertated conf in /etc/asterisk/pjsip.d/01-pjsip.conf

    4. When it’s done, launch a module reload: module reload res_pjsip.so

  4. And finally asterisk re-reads its pjsip conf

How to customize the configuration ?

If you want to customize the configuration:

  1. add your own configuration file in the directory /etc/asterisk/pjsip.d/

    Note

    Follow the asterisk documentation on how to override an existing section.

  2. then see How to reload the configuration ?

How to reload the configuration ?

Two cases:

  1. Reload the generated configuration (it will also reload what you might have changed in pjsip.d dir - see How to customize the configuration ?), run:

    asterisk -rx 'module reload res_pjsip.so'

  2. Reload the current configuration (from the db and from pjsip.d dir) - otherly said, regenerate & reload the whole configuration:

    curl --insecure -XPOST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' 'http://localhost:8668/exec_request_handlers' -d '{"ipbx": ["module reload res_pjsip.so"]}'

Debugging

See useful links:

Fallback to chan_sip SIP channel driver

Warning

If you chose to fallback to chan_sip you will need to redo it for each bugfix upgrade.

For Izar LTS a fallback mechanism has been implemented to be able to fallback to deprecated chan_sip SIP channel driver.

On your XiVO, run the following command to switch your XiVO from res_pjsip to chan_sip:

xivo-switch-sip-driver SIP

And follow the instructions displayed.

Note

If you’re running an XDS installation you MUST switch all the XiVO and MDS of the installation to the same SIP channel driver.