Hi Toyima,
you have 2 things here:
- domain routing - this is automatically done via DNS based forwarding
- username routing - not sure why you want to change the dialed
username, but if there is not mapping logic for (B->12345 , C->47896,
etc) you can use aliases or dialplan module for translating these usernames.
Regards,
Bogdan
Toyima Dias wrote:
Hello,
I'm having doubts with the following architecture:
A---PROXY_A---PROXY_B---B
A calls B with the R-URI: B@PROXY_B <mailto:B@PROXY_B>
This will reach at PROXY_A; but here i need to make some dinamic
changes...
if the destiny is B@PROXY_B <mailto:B@PROXY_B> i must set the R-URI
with a number: 12345@PROXY_B <mailto:12345@PROXY_B>
If the destiny is C@PROXY_B <mailto:C@PROXY_B> i must set the R-URI
like this: 47896@PROXY_B <mailto:47896@PROXY_B>
Setting different routes on the script is not the best way, bacause i
won't define routes for every destination at the same domain. Dinamyc
routing should help and also avps i guess, am i right? what should i
check to accomplish this?
Using Remote-Party-ID or/and P-Asserted-Identity will also help?
Any clarification will be much appreciated!
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