# MikoPBX and FreePBX (IAX) ## MikoPBX Configuration 1. In MikoPBX, navigate to **"Routing" → "Telephony Providers"**:

2. Create a new **IAX** provider:

3. Fill in the parameters: * **Provider Name** – any name * **Host or IP Address** – the IP address of FreePBX * **Username** – “tmp” * **Password** – any (secure) password Save the parameters.

4. After saving, you’ll see the **provider ID** in the browser’s address bar. Copy it into the **Username** field:

## FreePBX Configuration 1. In FreePBX, go to **"Connectivity" → "Trunks"** and add a new **IAX2** trunk:

2. Under the **"General"** tab, set **Trunk Name** to the login used in MikoPBX (seen in the browser address bar, e.g., “**IAX-TRUNK-1E8B1CFE**”):

3. Under **"Dialed Number Manipulation Rules,"** define a pattern for outgoing calls:

4. Go to **"pjsip Settings"** → **"iax2 Settings."** Under **Trunk Name**, use the same login from MikoPBX (e.g., “IAX-TRUNK-1E8B1CFE”):

Fill in **PEER Details**: ``` type=friend auth=plaintext language=ru-ru qualify=2000 transfer=mediaonly disallow=all ;username=mikopbx host=dynamic trunk=yes secret=123 allow=alaw&ulaw ```

5. In the **"Incoming"** tab, fill in the **Register String** field in the format **“LOGIN:PASSWORD\@IP\_FREE\_PBX”**:

## Routing Setup ### MikoPBX 1. Define an **incoming route** ([see “Incoming Routes” guide](/mikopbx/english/manual/routing/incoming-routing.md)). In this example, all calls are routed to extension **202**:

If needed, define a separate route for each DID with its own destination:

Inbound routing rule MikoPBX (Individual DID)

2. Define an **outgoing route** ([see “Outbound Routes” guide](https://chatgpt.com/manual/routing/outbound-routing.md)):

### FreePBX 1. Go to **"Connectivity" → "Inbound Routes"** and define an inbound route:

2. Go to **"Connectivity" → "Outbound Routes"** and define an outbound route:

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