To configure your Asterisk with FlyNumber, check out these example configurations below.

First, configure your SIP trunk or extension to connect with FlyNumber. Ensure that your Asterisk server is set to receive incoming calls via SIP or IAX2, depending on your setup.

Make sure to whitelist our IP addresses to avoid any disruptions in service. This step is crucial for maintaining a stable connection between your Asterisk server and FlyNumber.

It's unlimited incoming minutes when configured this way (except toll-free or metered).

If you prefer to configure IAX instead of SIP, check out our IAX configuration page for detailed instructions.

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Examples

extensions.conf

[from-flynum]

exten => _X.,1,Ringing

exten => _X.,n,Answer

exten => _X.,n,Echo

exten => _X.,n,Wait(600)

exten => _X.,n,Hangup

sip.conf

[flynum-ny]

host=46.19.209.14

dtmfmode=rfc2833

dtmf=rfc2833

type=peer

context=from-flynum

insecure=invite,port

nat=never

allow=all

[flynum-fra]

host=46.19.210.14

dtmfmode=rfc2833

dtmf=rfc2833

type=peer

context=from-flynum

insecure=invite,port

nat=never

allow=all

[flynum-la]

host=46.19.212.14

dtmfmode=rfc2833

dtmf=rfc2833

type=peer

context=from-flynum

insecure=invite,port

nat=never

allow=all

[flynum-mia]

host=46.19.213.14

dtmfmode=rfc2833

dtmf=rfc2833

type=peer

context=from-flynum

insecure=invite,port

nat=never

allow=all

[flynum-sg]

host=46.19.214.14

dtmfmode=rfc2833

dtmf=rfc2833

type=peer

context=from-flynum

insecure=invite,port

nat=never

allow=all

iax.conf

[flynum-iax-us]

type=user

permit=46.19.209.42

context=from-flynum

[flynum-iax-eu]

type=user

permit=46.19.210.42

context=from-flynum