asterisk -rdddd
asterisk -rvvvv - Debug Mode
rasterisk -x reload
rasterisk -x “core reload”
rasterisk -x “dialplan reload” - It will just reload the dialplan
amportal a r - Reload, same as Apply settings
amportal restart - Restart
amportal admin reload
Asterisk CLI
Commands - Descriptions
sip show peers - Display SIP peers
sip show peer [sip account] - Display specific SIP peer
sip show users - Display SIP users
sip show user [sip account] - Display specific SIP user
sip show registry - Display SIP registers
sip show settings - Display SIP settings
sip set debug on/off - Set SIP debugging
sip set debug ip [IP address] - Set SIP debugging with filter by IP
sip set debug peer [sip account] - Set SIP debugging with filter by peer name
sip reload - Reload SIP configuration
dialplan show - Display dialplan rules
dialplan show [dialplan context] - Display dialplan rules on specific context
dialplan reload - Reload dialplan rules
core show channels - Display all active channels
core show settings - Display Asterisk configuration
core show translation - Display codec translation table
core show channeltypes - Display channel types or supported protocols
core show uptime - Display Asterisk uptime
core set verbose [verbosity level] - Set verbosity level
core restart now - Restart Asterisk immediately
core stop now - Stop Asterisk immediately
core restart when convenient - Restart Asterisk until all channels finished
core stop when convenient - Stop Asterisk until all channels finished
core restart gracefully - Restart Asterisk until all channels finished
core stop gracefully - Stop Asterisk until all channels finished
reload - Reload all configuration without restart
help [Asterisk command] - Help for specific Asterisk command
Codec transcoding list - Display Codecs in use
SANGOMA CARD COMMANDS
wanrouter stop <wanpipe# if_name>
Stops a single interface on the port of your card
wanrouter start <wanpipe# if_name>
Starts a single interface on the port of your card
wanrouter restart <wanpipe# if_name>
Restarts a single interface on the port of your card
wanrouter version
Displays Sangoma driver version number. Useful to identify the age of your driver in comparison to the latest release
wanrouter summary
Summary of configuration files for your card, which are all located in /etc/wanpipe directory
wanrouter stop <wanpipe#>
Stops a single port on your card.
Note: if you have a digital card, this will start the entire cards and all ports
wanrouter stop
Stops all ports on your Sangoma card. These ports are listed in /etc/wanpipe/wanrouter.rc under WAN_DEVICES
Note: for analog cards, there will be only one port listed.
wanrouter status
Displays all active ports for all Sangoma cards in your system.
wanrouter start <wanpipe#>
Starts a single port on your card.
Note: if you have a digital card, this will start the entire cards and all ports
wanrouter start
Starts all ports on your Sangoma card. These ports are listed in /etc/wanpipe/wanrouter.rc under WAN_DEVICES
Note: for analog cards, there will be only one port listed.
wanrouter restart <wanpipe#>
Restarts a single port on your card.
Note: if you have a digital card, this will start the entire cards and all ports
wanrouter restart
restarts all ports on your Sangoma card. These ports are listed in /etc/wanpipe/wanrouter.rc under WAN_DEVICES
Note: for analog cards, there will be only one port listed.
wanrouter modules
Displays the Sangoma Driver (a.k.a Wanpipe) kernel modules
wanrouter messages
Displays Sangoma driver kernel event messages
wanrouter list
lists all active ports on your card.
Note: for 1 analog card only 1 port will be present
wanrouter hwprobe
Displays all detected Sangoma Cards in your server.
wanrouter conflogs
Displays Sangoma driver configuration file syntax errors
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