Are they all coming from different IPs? When they call in, look at the Asterisk log (CDR) and see what channel Asterisk assigns to them. If you need SER+Asterisk consulting we can help. Thanks, Bjorn
________________________________ From: Dominic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 10:25 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [on-asterisk] Hosted Asterisk: Seperating Users Hello Everyone, I've gone through the docs many times and I can't figure this one out. Let's say I've a hosted Asterisk platform, with many companies sharing the same box. Let's say I've got two users, one in Company A ,and the other in company B. Let's say both users are exactly alike: they have the same extension, and username, and password, and everything else except for CONTEXT. Their sip.conf entry looks like this: 3333] type=friend username=3333 secret=3333 host=dynamic context=companyA [3333] type=friend username=3333 secret=3333 host=dynamic context=companyB Since the contexts differs, I can quite easily seperate the dial plans and voicemail, no problem there. My problem is: Since the authname/username/password is all the same, how would asterisk know to register each phone into the correct context? How do I make sure that the sip phone for the user in companyA registers into contextA as opposed to contextB? Any ideas? Dominic [
