On Fri, 1 Jun 2007, Tom Rymes wrote:
On Jun 1, 2007, at 9:45 AM, Gordon Henderson wrote:
[snip]
Both these SIP -> external PSTN provider connections register OK on the *
box, and outgoing calls placed over either connection works perfectly.
Outgoing callerId (set by the external provider) works as expected. ) I
have dialling prefixes for each 'line', nothing special there, that side of
it all works as expected.
The problem is that only the last one in the sip.conf file actually accepts
incoming calls when dialled from the PSTN side. (They have different PSTN
phone numbers) If I swap their entries over in the sip.conf file, then the
other one takes the calls.
[snip]
I may be mistaken here, but don't you need to use different ports for each
line? ie: Port 5060 for line 1 and 5061 for line 2?
Well, this is something I'm not 100% sure about. Sip.conf has port= and
bindport= parameters, and as far as I can make out port= means use this
port to connect to the remote server, and bindport= means listen to this
point for incoming calls.
port= didn't work. Not surprisingly because the remote server is listening
on 5060 only.
bindport= (and I tried differnet ports for each account - 5062 and 5064)
didn't seem to make any difference. Whether this was being absorbed by the
NAT functions on the Draytek, I don't yet know. Will do more experiments
over the weekend.
Thanks,
Gordon
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