As stated by others, you can use the #include statement. However, make sure that the logic is correct. If you include "register" statements after peer/user sections, it won't work. You have to look at the total end result of your includes. "register" entries need to go in the [general] section, before any peer/user sections. I would recommend going with Asterisk RealTime for your purpose. Thanks, Bjorn
________________________________ From: Dominic Ogbonna [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 12:56 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [on-asterisk] Including Files in sip.conf Hi everyone, Is there a way to include files from sip.conf? I know you would use #include "filename" to include from extensions.conf, but the same does not appear to work for sip.conf. For a virtual hosting install, it would be nice to seperate sip users into different .conf files. Dominic
