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mailbox (peer)
If you associate a mailbox with a peer within the channel definition, voicemail will
send a MWI to the nodes on the end of that channel. If the mailbox number is in
a voicemail context other than default, you can specify it as mailbox @ context. To
associate multiple mailboxes with a single peer, use multiple mailbox statements:
mailbox=1000@internal
maxcallbitrate (both)
Sets the maximum bitrate for an individual call from this user or to this peer. De-
faults to 384 Kb/s:
maxcallbitrate=384
md5secret (both)
If you do not wish to have plain-text secrets in your sip.conf files, you can use
md5secret to configure the MD5 hash that can be used for authentication. To gen-
erate the MD5 hash from the Linux console, use the following command:
# echo -n "username:realm:secret" | md5sum
Be sure to use the -n flag, or echo will add a \n to the end of the string; the line feed
will then be calculated into the MD5 hash, creating the incorrect hash. The
realm, if not specified with the realm option (discussed in the list of general SIP
parameters), defaults to asterisk. If both an md5secret and a secret are specified
in the same channel definition, the secret will be ignored:

md5secret=0bcbe762982374c276fb01af6d272dca
mohinterpret (channel)
This option specifies a preference for which MoH class this channel should listen
to when put on hold if the music class has not been set on the channel with Set
(CHANNEL(musicclass)=whatever) in the dialplan, and the peer channel putting this
one on hold did not suggest a music class.
This option may be specified globally, or on a per-user or per-peer basis:
mohinterpret=default
mohsuggest (channel)
This option specifies which music-on-hold class (as defined in musiconhold.conf)
to suggest to the peer channel when this channel places the peer on hold. It may
be specified globally or on a per-user or per-peer basis:

mohsuggest=default
musicclass (both)
This option sets the default music-on-hold class:
musicclass=classical

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