Connecting to Asterisk via H.323

H.323 protocol

Like SIP, H.323 transmits speech over UDP, TCP and other Internet network protocols.

A properly configured network architecture ensures reliable operation of VoIP equipment and applications.

Asterisk

acts as a recorder and allows various customers to call through it.

H.323

protocol is used to register devices and clients, voice and video calls.

Connecting to Asterisk via H.323

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Key steps in H.323 setup

On a virtual or physical server, you install the IP PBX Asterisk, set up a dialplan and its configuration and make a connection to the SIP-channels provider.
Asterisk
on a dedicated Linux server
Configuring ports, codecs, and VoIP equipment, sometimes re-flashing it to support H.323. Encryption of signaling traffic for secure data transmission.
H.323 protocol
setting for calls
Docking H.323 with other protocols in the signaling part of a communication session. Exchange of voice and video data with physical devices and programs.
Connector
for integration

Connecting H.323-protocol

for stable work with Asterisk.