> > > > What would asterisk do? Now there's a entry for MSN 1234 to terminate at > > SIP 10 and one to terminate at SIP 11! I think the only way asterisk > > "keeps the incoming calls apart" is by the respective MSN, rather than > > the interface the call arrives, doesn't it? > > No, it will route calls coming on visdn1.0 to SIP/10 and calls coming on > visdn1.1 to SIP/11 > > Do you want something different? > Nope, that would be exactly what I want. Though I still don't understand why that would be. Is * first reading the [visdn1.0] information and THEN the 1234 information? Must be that way...
THX anyway for your quick help! And I promide, ethereal will be up the next days. I might even get visdn running on my system then... I even considered switching to SUSE10, but then again, all other machines here run FC3 or FC4... _______________________________________________ Visdn-hackers mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.uli.it/mailman/listinfo/visdn-hackers
