On 15:59, Tue 05 Dec 06, Watkins, Bradley wrote:
> You should put all of the 2 thru n priorities in a separate context and
> then include the regcontext into that.
>
> For example:
>
> Let's say regcontext = registrations
>
> And you have a SIP peer:
>
> [1234]
> type=peer
> ...
> regexten=1234
>
> You actual dialplan context should look something like:
>
> [extensions]
>
> exten => _1XXX,2,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN})
> exten => _1XXX,3,Hangup
>
> Include => registrations
>
>
>
> Now, when peer 1234 registers, the registrations context will look like:
>
> [ Context 'registrations' created by 'SIP' ]
> '1234' => 1. NoOp() [SIP]
>
>
>
> And, since the 'extensions' context includes 'registrations', any calls
> that originate in 'extensions' will succeeed where they will not if 1234
DUH.
Thnx for the reply. the sollution is plain simple. Think my
brain is on holiday or something.
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