I'd change your definition to something
like
[providerX]
context=providerX-inbound
host=11.222.222.23
in your providerX-inbound context you can match the
different extensions
[providerX-inbound]
exten =>
5149075555,1,NoOp(5149075555)
exten =>
5555555555,1,NoOp(5555555555)
Now a question I've always wondered, What if providerX uses
multiple IPs. Is there any way to specify a range of IPs for the "host" in
sip.conf ?
So far I've had to make a sip entry for each IP my provider
uses.
Thanks
Ben
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michaël Gaudette
Sent: February 3, 2006 12:47 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] SIP question
Hi,
I have a provider
sending me data through SIP, but with no registration. (there are
constraints that forces us to work like this). And, as far as I am
concerned, that's fine.
Here is the relevant
portion of my SIP.conf file.
[5149075555]
context=5149075555-inbound
type=friend
host=11.222.222.23
language=fr
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
dtmf=rcf2833
context=5149075555-inbound
type=friend
host=11.222.222.23
language=fr
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
dtmf=rcf2833
Basically, I understand that I am saying everything coming in from
11.222.222.23 should be sent to the context 5149075555-inbound.
Right?
If it
is, how do I ask this provider for another DID, let`s say 555-555-5555, and send
those calls ina different context (let`s say
5555555555-inbound)???
There doesn't seem
to be a way of differenciating between calls meant for 5149075555 and
5555555555, since they both come in from the same provider (hence same IP
address). What am I missing to treat those calls
differently?
Mike
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