---- Original Message ----
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 1:29 AM
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Multiple Subscriptions to SIP accounts at
SameDomain
Sorry not to have observed etiquet and lurked here for a bit before
wading in with a question but I have an issue that may well be because
I dont know enough about what asterisk is actually doing under the
hood to understand why I cant do what I want with asterisk.
Im hoping that someone can point me in the right direction :-)
This is what I have:
Mandrake 2006 running Asterisk 1.2.3 - no additional hardware -
everything is going to be running via SIP.
To enable inbound and outbound connectivity I have been experimenting
with using various accounts provided by Gosspitel, Sipgate, aql and
others and have found the most sucessful have been those provided by
Gossiptel.
Herein lies the problem. I need to register about six incoming lines
all provided by Gossiptel - half of them to be active within one
context and half within another.
I have sucessfully registered all the lines within sip.conf as
follows:
register => username1:password1:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
register => username2:password2:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
etc
and then I created a peer and a user for the sip.gossiptel.com domain,
but I now find that any calls that come in to any of these registered
accounts all ring the 's' extension within the default context. Thats
fine as far as it goes but I need to be able to handle each SIP
account in its own context. As a half way house, in the course of
testing this I did play with creating extensions for each sip account
and directing them thus:
register => username1:password1:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ext1
register => username2:password2:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ext2
and this works fine as well - inbound calls end up activating the
assigned extensions within extensions.conf but the problem remains
that these extensions themselves have to be within a single context
(in my case the default context).
From sip.conf:
;register => [EMAIL PROTECTED]/1234
;
; Register 2345 at sip provider. Calls from this provider connect to
local
; extension 1234 in extensions.conf default context, unless you define
; [mysipprovider.com] in a section below, and configure a context
Wild guess: A kludge is if you run your own dns:
*.gossiptel.mydom.dom. IN CNAME sip.gossiptel.com.
Then register each user to his "own" domain:
register => username1:password1:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
register => username2:password2:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Then define
[username1.gossiptel.mydom.dom]
context=user1context
[username2.gossiptel.mydom.dom]
context=user2context
Otherwise, you should just create a patch to allow the syntax
register => user[:secret[:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:port][/context[/extension]]
Shouldn't be so hard to do :-)
Leif
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