POTS -------> 5300 (G.729) --------> * -------> H.323 IVR (G.711)
In this setup, I have a remote AS/5300 that sends calls through a T1 to the * server, using G.729. The * server needs to convert G.729 to G.711/ulaw to send to a proprietary H.323 IVR (on the same LAN). The proprietary H.323 IVR needs to receive the original ANI and DNIS of the caller.
The problem I'm running in to is that I can't get * to find the right context on the incoming calls from the 5300. My question is, how do I configure sip.conf or h323.conf to identify all calls coming from the 5300 into a single context, regardless of the ANI or DNIS (or in worst case scenario, if the context is found based on DNIS regardless of what ANI)? Here's what I've tried so far...
sip.conf ----------- [general] port = 5060 bindaddr = 0.0.0.0 context = sip_unknown ; default sip context disallow = all allow = g729
[from_5300] type = user ; only allow incoming calls deny = 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 permit = x.x.x.x/255.255.255.255 ; x.x.x.x = 5300 address host = x.x.x.x context = sip_from_5300 dtmfmode = rfc2833
Now, when I turn on sip debugging, and place a call (through the POTS to the 5300), it turns out that the "sip_unknown" context is being used, instead of the "sip_from_5300" context that I'd like to use. I know that the calls are being delivered appropriately, because if I set up extensions.conf with a "sip_unknown" context to run meetme, I can join a conference with no problem.
Sincerely, Khan Lewis
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