Update to REAK's PBX / IVR system

An update to the earlier blog post regarding the PBX / IVR System, Due to massive interest I’ve decided to make the asterisk config available publically.

This is an update to a previous blog post I wrote How REAK operates it’s IVR/PBX system for $7/mo

There has been tremendous interest in that particular blog post from what I can see on my emails and traffic analysis, so I thought I’ll just make the entire thing public with a few modifications.

Batteries Excluded

The code doesn’t include all of the bypasses that I use, but in it’s current form it’s more than enough to get asterisk established with BSNL. Once you frequently start using the system then you will need to look at your asterisk logs and make the required changes to ensure calls flow freely.

The mitigations are pretty basic and should be obvious to anyone who pays attention to asterisk logs. This has been put in place to avoid misusing this service and to deter robocallers from using a simple & cheap system for spam.

You can find the asterisk config files here on my github : Simple Asterisk Deployment

For any queries, I would prefer if you can open up an issue on the repo