Hmmm, I was thinking about this problem too... What type of gateway are
you using? Is it registering with the Asterisk server? I would try using
two different 'virtual' extensions on the gateway and in sip.conf. That
way you would have full control on how calls from the gw to * are handled.
Manuel Wenger wrote:
That's actually a very good idea, and I have tried it: for outgoing
calls it works like charm. But then the problem is transferred to
incoming calls (from the gateway->asterisk->SIP client). Because
> the gateway now has 2 entries, asterisk is confused about what codec
it has to use for incoming calls, and for some reason I can't force
it, because the 2 entries have the same IP.
I'm starting to think that I won't be able to solve that myself,
but that someone will have to program something for this to work...
But if I'm the only one having this kind of request, I'm not too
optimistic
-Manuel
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