MFC/R2 Configuration
There is two methods to enable MFC/R2 with your Asterisk installation.
-Run the command "echo "/usr/local/lib" >> /etc/ld.so.conf" then run the command "ldconfig"
-Go to http://libopenr2.org/ and download the SVN version of OpenR2 and the Asterisk version of your choice and install them
-For a Wanpipe*.conf configuration file just simply run "wancfg_zaptel" and select E&M signaling.
-Next go to /etc/wanpipe/ and open up the wanpipeX.conf files you just configured using the "wancfg_zaptel" script.
-Click here to download a sample /etc/zaptel.conf and /etc/asterisk/zapata.conf configuration files
-That's it, restart everything (wanpipe and Asterisk) and you'll have a working MFC/R2 connection.
If you have any problems please get in contact with "techdesk@sangoma.com" so that we can help you resolve them.
Click here to download sample zaptel.conf and unicall.conf configuration files
This is a comment from a customer in Brazil
I've got the problem solved after several changes in the software
components used.
Just for your reference, I will summarize what I did:
- I had to downgrade spandsp library to version 0.0.2 because
version 0.0.3 was not fully compatible with current libmfcr2
and unicall libraries - I had to stop installing asterisk from ports collection and
to compile it from source, because current asterisk port uses
a codec-negociation path which is completely incompatible with
all versions of chan_unicall (Unicall channel driver). - I also had to use Asterisk version 1.2.14 instead of current
because current version also showed some incompatibilities with
unicall/mfcr2.
