Why can't you do it?
I have an internal 192.168.100.x address (eth0) and 200.x.x.x (eth1)
interface. Internal users register to the 192 and internet users
register to the 200.x address
internal extensions are 1XXX and external extensions are 2XXX
What errors do you have?
On 7/12/06, Bruce Ferrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to do something I've not see written up here before. I have
an asterisk on a box with 2 interfaces like the drawing below. I want
to have SIP extensions regsitering to both interfaces and able to
communicate. Is this possible? What suggestions do you have?
+---------+
| |
internal | | external
----------+ +---------
192.168.1 | | real IP
| |
+---------+
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