Try adding something similer to this in the default context of your extensions.conf:
exten => <your exten>,1,Dial(SIP/user1,20, tr)
exten => <your exten>,1,Dial(SIP/user2,20, tr)Always remember that device names - peers, users, friends - in any channel are not the same as extensions. You call extensions (defined in extensions.conf) and the Dial application connects an extension to a device on a channel.
If you're used to a SIP proxy, this is not very easy to understand. I confuse myself regurlarly in this area.
You have to remember that Asterisk is a multiprotocol (VoIP and PSTN) PBX where we have to define a protocol-neutral layer to connect everything together. This layer is the dial plan in the file extensions.conf.
Believe me, you will appreciate it when you get the whole picture.
Olle,
Yes, I get it now. (I'm a computer scientist, so I'm used to dealing with layers of abstraction :-)
(Nonetheless, it would be useful if there were a comment added to the default "sip.conf" file explaining that, for each SIP user (or friend etc.) defined in the "sip.conf" file, there needs to be a corresponding 'extension' defined in "extensions.conf", with an example of how to do this.)
Ross Finlayson LIVE.COM <http://www.live.com/>
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