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... you have to add your IAX credentials for the server where the client will register.

... from database, and it's called [[register]] and his configuration file is register.conf. It also allows to write the cdr(call logs) in the database. ...plexity of your application you can use just some of the features of the [[register]] module and implement some of the functionality from another module or ext

A particular message where you cannot currently add headers is REGISTER. Also you cannot add headers to ACK as it's generated internally.

To write CDR in the database, module [[register]] can be used. You can see [[Register_Database_Schema|an example for cdr table]] on which you should add your new

...to true in [[CDR File Module|cdrfile.conf]] or set '''cdr_combined''' in [[register]] module '''[call.cdr]''' section. * Make sure the cdrcombine, [[CDR Build Module|cdrbuild]], and [[register]] modules are loaded.

... usually stored in a database so routing would have to be implemented in [[register]] module or custom [[javascript]]/external script.

accfile ysigchan dbpbx regfile register mrcpspeech queues*

...ions taking place at that moment and also making phone calls from a number registered to that server. The Session Initiation Protocol provides a REGISTER functionality that is used mainly in a proxy configuration case. For what r

Two Yate clients can be used to register the users configured.

A line can be configured to register using a SIPS URI by adding a '''sips'''=true parameter. A line can be configured to register using a SIPS URI on non TLS transport.<br>

...ions taking place at that moment and also making phone calls from a number registered to that server.

(assuming you have ''result=location'' in register.conf) ...t work if per-target parameters must be set. This excludes fork routing to registered accounts as they each need a different '''line''' parameter.

When a user registers (on any protocol) the name of the server it registered to is added in front of the user's location. ...e made to an user the call will be initiated from the same server the user registered to. This avoids problems with firewalls and NAT and with calls accepted o

'''registered''' * [[user.register]]

...gistering module that a user has been registered in system. If none of the registering modules (e.g. [[regfile]]) accept the registration then the module which Until now H.323, SIP and IAX channels are sending a '''user.register''' in the engine.

...is a message sent by the engine to the modules that have a message handler registered for it and is intended to act as a means of synchronization.<br>

...is a message sent by the engine to the modules that have a message handler registered for it.

:::The account name if the request must be generated on a registered line, overrides domain

...s getting the above message and is sending it to all the modules that have registered a "route" handler.

...tion message sent by the engine to the modules that have a message handler registered for it and tells them that Yate has finished first time initialization an

...tion message sent by the engine to the modules that have a message handler registered for it just before calling the initialize() method of all plugins.

...you just need to send mail to the proper account from the mail address you registered initially.<br>

* Ban not-registered users from calling numbers on your network Naturally, instead of regfile.conf you can use the database module (register.conf), with the priorities set accordingly.

Lines can be registered to an IPv6 registrar by setting an IPv6 address or domain name.

||Alcatel OMNIPCX R3 and R4 || - || PBX (gateway)|| H323 || OK (registered on yate without password) || vmarco@hotmail.com

Registered port for M2PA protocol is 3565 and it uses the value 5 as protocol identi

The registered port for M2UA protocol is 2904 and it uses value of 2 as SCTP Payload Pro

... class="content"><font class="modules-title">[[Modules#Registering Modules|Registering Modules]]</font></div>

The '''user.unregister''' is a message that acts as an announcement for the registering module that a user has to be unregistered from the system (maybe a logou

You can configure your users(in regfile.conf or register.conf) and start making calls.

====register.conf==== Your register.conf should include a reference to the database connection you are going to