Hi!

> But if i try to establish ISDN->SIP-Dialout, the redirection ist not
> working.

Your logs are very sketchy and difficult to understand because you 
stripped them of some details and cut out lines in between.

  > From: "55555" <sip:s...@sip>;tag=as1ec770c5

This line does not make much sense.

> exten => 123456,1,Dial(SIP/987...@sip)
> exten => 123457,1,Dial(SIP/33)
> ; both not working. Do i need to accept the call before?

What is the CLI output of:
  "sip show peer sip" and
  "sip show peer 33"?

Note: It it not good practice to define local sip peers (phones) with
numbers only (like 33). Use alphanumeric names like "phone1" or
"mac11223344566".

> The Call is rejected whith the message "No Connection" (de: "kein
> Anschluss unter dieser Nummer").
...
>     -- chan_capi queue frame:[ TYPE: Control (4) SUBCLASS: Hangup (1) ]

Yes, that is what you get: A hangup cause code of "1", which means 
"number not allocated". Use the dialplan variables ${HANGUPCAUSE} and
${DIALSTATUS} to process accordingly this in extensions.conf.

So: Obviously you dialed the wrong number. ;->

> INVITE sip:987...@sip SIP/2.0
> To: <sip:987...@sip>

> What is wrong. An why SIP-to internal SIP-Phone(/33)

See above "sip show peer 33". Maybe you haven't registered the phone, or
you have forgotten to give it a static IP in sip.conf.

Philipp


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