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...ot; and "friend." I thought that a "peer" can only receive calls from either a user or a friend, a "user" sends calls to a peer or friend and a friend is both a peer and a user, however in my production machine I have the following configured: register = user:password@providerip [provider-ingress] type=peer username=user host=providerip [provider-egress] type=user username=user host=providerip That's the basics, user, password, providerip are all the same. Now when the provier sends us a call, it always comes in through (according to the CLI and CDR) provider-egress...

...and extensions.conf code below: ;sip.conf [general] bindport=5064 bindaddr=0.0.0.0 disallow=all allow=ulaw allow=alaw allow=gsm srvlookup=yes canreinvite=no; autocreatepeer=yes nat=yes ;dtmfmode=info ;dtmfmode=rfc2833 insecure=very registerattempts=0 ;context=default register => username@providerIP/1234 ;To make outgoing calls specify this block [providerIP] type=peer user=phone host=providerIP port=6060 fromdomain=providerIP fromuser=username secret=password username=username insecure=very context=incomingpstn authname=username allow=gsm allow=ulaw allow=alaw ;allow=g729...

...epchargea, chargea, timechargea, billingblocka, stepchargeb, chargeb, timechargeb, billingblockb, stepchargec, chargec, timechargec, billingblockc, cc_tariffplan.id_trunk AS tp_id_trunk, tp_trunk.trunkprefix AS tp_trunk, tp_trunk.providertech AS tp_providertech, tp_trunk.providerip AS tp_providerip, tp_trunk.removeprefix AS tp_removeprefix, cc_ratecard.id_trunk AS rc_id_trunk, rt_trunk.trunkprefix AS rc_trunkprefix, rt_trunk.providertech AS rc_providertech, rt_trunk.providerip AS rc_providerip, rt_trunk.removeprefix AS rc_removeprefix, musiconhold,...

...epchargea, chargea, timechargea, billingblocka, stepchargeb, chargeb, timechargeb, billingblockb, stepchargec, chargec, timechargec, billingblockc, cc_tariffplan.id_trunk AS tp_id_trunk, tp_trunk.trunkprefix AS tp_trunk, tp_trunk.providertech AS tp_providertech, tp_trunk.providerip AS tp_providerip, tp_trunk.removeprefix AS tp_removeprefix, cc_ratecard.id_trunk AS rc_id_trunk, rt_trunk.trunkprefix AS rc_trunkprefix, rt_trunk.providertech AS rc_providertech, rt_trunk.providerip AS rc_providerip, rt_trunk.removeprefix AS rc_removeprefix, musiconhold,...

Hi. I'm new to asterisk and, one way or the other, I manage to get it working for me. But I'm having a hard time getting calls going to and coming from the same provider, since the definition of the peer in sip.conf seems to be different AND not compatible for incoming and outgoing call. Outgoing calls need a "secret" and "username" definition in the peer context of