Could this possibly indicate a problem with asterisk where the first address resolved from sip.broadvoice.com isn't functioning correctly, and asterisk doesn't try the alternate address? This isn't a scientific analysis...just proposing an idea....I don't know enough about the internals to make a statement like this, I'm hoping that someone out there can provide more intelligent analysis of this!
Asterisk does no do DNS queries every time it tries to send a call to another provider. It only does so on startup/reload. So it will only pickup the first address resolved. If it is down (like in your case) then your screwed. Might be worthwile to put in a BUG report to get a better funcionality here. Like for example if the remote host does not answer then redo the DNS query...
Andres
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