asterisk users - Jul 2015 - How to handle multiple lines call

Hi,

I am new to asterisk, I have set up the asterisk server and successfully I
could make the dialplan between 2 SIPs but when there are more than two
sips calling each other, my dialplan seems doing the wrong routing to the
sip. Do i need to config anything additionally to asterisk to handle this?

Example:
we have 6 sips
-sip 1 is calling to sip 2
-sip 3 is calling to sip 4
-sip 5 is calling to sip 6

Here is my configuration,
exten => _.,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN})

I am waiting for your reply, Thank.

Thyda
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On Wednesday 08 Jul 2015, Thyda ENG wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am new to asterisk, I have set up the asterisk server and successfully I
> could make the dialplan between 2 SIPs but when there are more than two
> sips calling each other, my dialplan seems doing the wrong routing to the
> sip. Do i need to config anything additionally to asterisk to handle this?
> 
> Example:
> we have 6 sips
> -sip 1 is calling to sip 2
> -sip 3 is calling to sip 4
> -sip 5 is calling to sip 6
> 
> Here is my configuration,
> exten => _.,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN})
That looks about right, but it's not quite enough information.

Your sip.conf should have the SIP device descriptions in sections labelled [1] 
, [2] , [3] , [4] , [5] and [6] , since the bit between the square brackets is 
what gets matched against the SIP/____ bit in the Dial() statement.

-- 
AJS

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