asterisk users - Mar 2003 - Can't dial "Free World Dialup"--Loop Detected

I played around tonight for a while trying to place a call to the 
answering machine at FWD.

It didn't work.  I sniffed the connection, and it looks like asterisk 
sends out an invite.  The gateway at FWD then sends an Invite back, and 
then asterisk responds with a "482 Loop Detected" error message.

I have attached the output of a sip debug for this session.

Contents of the appropriate context:

[fwdial]
type=friend
username=12345
secret=*****
defaultip=192.246.69.247
port=5082

Thanks if anyone has any clue as to what I've done wrong here. .

B.
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If you get it to work PLEASE let the rest of us know.

Good luck, outbound calling to FWD via asterisk has been an issue for me
since I started using asterisk.

On Sun, 2003-03-02 at 22:50, Brian Capouch wrote:
> I played around tonight for a while trying to place a call to the 
> answering machine at FWD.
> 
> It didn't work.  I sniffed the connection, and it looks like asterisk 
> sends out an invite.  The gateway at FWD then sends an Invite back, and 
> then asterisk responds with a "482 Loop Detected" error message.
> 
> I have attached the output of a sip debug for this session.
> 
> Contents of the appropriate context:
> 
> [fwdial]
> type=friend
> username=12345
> secret=*****
> defaultip=192.246.69.247
> port=5082
> 
> Thanks if anyone has any clue as to what I've done wrong here. .
> 
> B.
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> It didn't work.  I sniffed the connection, and it looks like asterisk
> sends out an invite.  The gateway at FWD then sends an Invite back, and
> then asterisk responds with a "482 Loop Detected" error message.
According to your log, FWD is sending the call back to us with the same
Call-ID.  SIP does not support the idea of having a call up with both ends
on the same machine (and the same Call-ID) because there is no way to
differentiate one end from the other.  I.E. you can't call yourself with
SIP.

Mark