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Siax - set up your iPhone as a remote extension of an Asterisk PBX
Siax is a fully functional VoIP client for the iPhone, providing support for both SIP and IAX protocols, enabling you to make intra-office calls remotely via either 3G or WiFi connections directly from your iPhone. Interfacing with your existing contacts list and providing support for multiple VoIP accounts, Siax is very intuitive to use and easy to configure. Note, however, that Siax is not free, licenses costing in the region of £6, and also requires that your iPhone be jailbroken.
Configuring a SIP account
Within the Siax client, select More --> Accounts:
Select Edit followed by the option to Add a new SIP account, the following screen will be displayed:
Enter in the name or IP address of the SIP server as well as your extension's username and password. Enter in details of the SIP port to use if non-standard as well as proxy details if required.
Your account will now be listed, select the option to turn it on to initiate the connection to the server. If all goes well, the indicator will turn green to denote a successful connection:
Additional settings, including STUN and Codec information, can be defined in the Settings menu:
The keypad interface will list available connected SIP and IAX servers:
The Contacts list is a duplicate of the iPhone's own dialer application, and enables you to select which Siax account you wish to use when placing the call:
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