> No, you actually don't need to use a context in the peer. Asterisk will ? leave it up to the far end to decide what context to use. > We use it to avoid any possibility of confusion in the process, but it > is not necessary. > > In fact, I just verified this with the master himself and we will no > longer tell our customers to use a context in their peer.
And, given that a context= entry is not used for a "peer", only for a "user", it also goes to say that if you use a "friend", context is still only used for the *inbound* portion of it. So I just don't really see why you so strongly recommend against "friend" entries as opposed to having both a "user" and a "peer" entry that are otherwise the same... Thorsten _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
