Possible to use LAN LEADS in LISTS - LAN TESTING

[vicidial1010]

intel atom 1.6
1 g ram
vicibox 6.0 iso install

Hi,
First time user no asterisk experience.
I have been searching an answer to this question for a very long time.
After a few days of fruastration of not bieng able to make my server work with DHCP off, i gave up on that and without a static IP I have succesfully set up a vicibox server with two softphones on 2 PCs. - I hope --> when i place a manual call from first phone (7000) to second phone (8000) , a voice asks me to select a room, but when I call from 8000 to 7000, it works ..... so now that i have a bit of sucess im ready for the next step .....

I want to test my server to place calls to my two siphones over a LAN NETWORK, NO VOIP providor .....
Is it possible to load test leads to call my 2 LAN phones?
I read the manual and searched far and wide ....
I know this is duable if you have some sort of a bash script placing call files into the approporiate outbound call file folders ... or so i hear ... but can this be done using vicidial?
I know there are a few guides on how to register/configure vicidial with a SIP providor but theres no LAN guide or tutorial for first time users who cant spend money on a VOIP account just yet
I know leads must contain atleast 8 digits for a phone number (it says so in the admin manual), is it possible to input a SIP number (SIP over LAN no VOIP providor) for my two LAN phones? and use vicidial for this?
or do i need to come up with some sort of a bash script to call me LAN phones?

Any point if the right direction is appreciated ... Thank you

[THUFIR]

I use ssh; makes it easier to copy paste. In any event, on the asterisk box, the following will be useful or helpful:

asterisk -rm to start asterisk console
show sip users
show sip user 8000

useful files:

/etc/asterisk/sip-vicidial.conf
/etc/asterisk/extensions-vicidial.conf


if you past those it will give more information. Also, if you start the console with just "asterisk -r" and then start a call you'll see output to the console.


HTH,

Thufir