Aldo Bergamini wrote:
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[...]Dear all,
I have tried to run an asterisk instance together with XLite on a single machine (a PowerBook). The intent is to take advantage of IAX connections to easily cross NATs while traveling.
While the IAX setup proved 'easy', just having to fiddle a little with working configs at both sides, I did not succeed so far in getting XLite to connect to the local Asterisk server, AND be able to make a call.
Strangely enough I can obtain again the login of the softphone, but I still get a 'call not approved' for any dialed number.
Activating sip debug peer xxxx does not show anything while dialing; and
no error/message shows in the Diagnostic Window of XLite.
I solved the problem!
It's completely unrelated to Asterisk. XLite does not support multiple accounts: I must have misinterpreted the meaning of the list of different proxies that can be found under "SIP".
As I already had a setting for use inside the office LAN, I wanted to leave it untouched; therefore I was adding more configurations in the next configuration entry points (Proxy 1, Proxy 2, etc).
As soon as I simply edited the first configuration I got online in no time.
So for any reason XLite seems either to have a bug with multiple configurations or just not support more than one different extension.
(ok to me: it's a free 'lite' version; I can't really complain!)
In the end I will simply get into my office extension over IAX2. Fine enough...
Why don't you just use an IAX softphone in the first place, instead of a SIP softphone, plus asterisk in the middle?
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