When setting type=friend for the incoming calls : ; outgoing conversations [user1-out] type=peer host=sip.ITSP username=user1 secret=secret1 fromuser=user1
; incoming conversations [user1] type=friend host=sip.ITSP context=user1incoming ; outgoing conversations [user2-out] type=peer host=sip.ITSP username=user2 secret=secret2 fromuser=user2 ; incoming conversations [user2] type=friend host=sip.ITSP context=user2incoming I get the following message : [Jan 29 18:49:07] NOTICE[6314]: chan_sip.c:14703 handle_request_invite: Call from 'user2' to extension "329990102" rejected because extension not found. The call in fact needs to come from user1 in stead of from user2. Of course the extension is not found as it is defined in the context for incoming calls of user 1. In sip.conf [user2] is defined after [user1] and I have the impression that the last definition of a user is always taken. [user2] is always taken for incoming calls. How can I identify calls that are destined for user1 as defined in : register => user1:pass...@sip.itsp [user1] type=friend host=sip.ITSP context=user1incoming It must be possible to have several accounts with the same ITSP on the same Asterisk-server ?! Jonas. On Fri, 2010-01-29 at 16:51 +0000, Robert Lister wrote: > On Fri, 2010-01-29 at 15:09 +0100, jonas kellens wrote: > > Hello list ! > > > > Having troubles with multiple registrations to one and the same ITSP. > > > > This sip.conf : > > > > register => user1:pass...@sip.itsp > > register => user2:pass...@sip.itsp > > > > ; outgoing conversations > > [user1-out] > > type=peer > > host=sip.ITSP > > Try setting type=friend instead of peer for these and see what happens.
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