if (!peer) {
ast_log(LOG_WARNING, "Unable to accept trunked packet from '%s:%d': No matching peer\n", intoa(sin.sin_addr), ntohs(sin.sin_port));
return 1;
}
A friend is both a user and peer. However, I would discurage the use of a friend as it will severely restrict your dialplan, espcially once you are dealing with more than just a couple Asterisk boxes.
Jeremy McNamara
WipeOut wrote:
Hi,
My question is in refernece to the posting by Jeremy McNamara here..
http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2003-October/022966.html
He states that in order for "trunking" to work the type has to be peer.. When I set mine up I did so using type=friend just to make it simple.. So when I read the above posting I thought well maybe my "trunking" has not been working properly since I set it up (It does in fact work, I can make and recieve calls over the IAX connection without any apperent problems)..
So a short while ago I opened up my conf files and tried setting the type to peer from friend (yes I reloaded *).. Guess what??.. The link no longer worked.. I then tried setting type to user and it is worked.. So my IAX link works as friend and user but not as peer.. Seeing as peer was specified as the requirement in order to get an IAX2 trunk to work properly I am a little confused..
Is my setup working when it shouldn't be or have I got something backwards??
Later..
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