> chan_sip does not support specification of the password to be used for
authentication in the dial string itself;
> your ":password" suffix is just being sent to the target system and it
is trying to find a matching extension in the dialplan (and failing).
Thanks Kevin. This is what I reckon fr
On 09/14/2011 02:37 AM, Lee, John (Sydney) wrote:
I was trying to do a SIP call between two Asterisk servers (1.4.21.2)
1) On the caller server, I coded the following in extensions.conf
Dial(SIP/1166:password@asterisk-callee);
2) On the callee server, I coded the following in sip.conf
[1166]
Hey,
The callee server is complaining too loud "Call from '2765' to extension '*
1166:password*' rejected because *extension not found*."
Try changing the Dial string as DIAL(SIP/asterisk-callee/${EXTEN}) or w/e
extension you require in place of ${EXTEN}
Let me know what changes.
Also this is a g
I was trying to do a SIP call between two Asterisk servers (1.4.21.2)
1) On the caller server, I coded the following in extensions.conf
Dial(SIP/1166:password@asterisk-callee);
2) On the callee server, I coded the following in sip.conf
[1166]
type=friend; Friends plac
I was trying to do a SIP call between two Asterisk servers (1.4.21.2)
1) On the caller server, I coded the following in extensions.conf
Dial(SIP/1166:password@asterisk-callee);
2) On the callee server, I coded the following in sip.conf
[1166]
type=friend; Friends place calls a
I was trying to do a SIP call between two Asterisk servers (1.4.21.2)
1) On the caller server, I coded the following in extensions.conf
Dial(SIP/1166:password@asterisk-callee);
2) On the callee server, I coded the following in sip.conf
[1166]
type=friend; Friends place calls a
