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Just curious how most of you are defining SIP peers in
sip.conf – for Asterisk boxes talking to each other. Are most of
you just making a type=friend connection and a single context or are you
separating them out to in/out definitions and contexts? In other words Where voicegw1 is the Asterisk box with the TDM cards for
talking to the PSTN, it will receive calls from the PSTN and forward to the
appropriate Asterisk box as well as receive calls from the other Asterisk boxes
to forward out to the PSTN. Do you on the Asterisk box that contains all the SIP phones
define (ie the client to the PSTN Asterisk box and voicegw1 is the one with the
PSTN connection) [voicegw1-in] type=user username=virtualpbx1-in secret=1234 host=192.168.1.99 context=voicegw1-in canreinvite=no nat=no qualify=yes allow=all [voicegw1-out] type=peer username=virtualpbx1-out secret=1234 host=192.168.1.99 context=voicegw1-out canreinvite=no nat=no qualify=yes allow=all or [voicegw1] Type=friend Blah Context=voicegw1 And use a single context for inbound/outbound routing? The same would apply to the PSTN Asterisk server. Bill |
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