asterisk users - Nov 2004 - Using IPKall and SIP with insecure=very

Hi all,

I've got one of those cool free incoming IPKall phone numbers from
www.ipkall.com.  These numbers just connect to the SIP proxy of your
choice, they default to Frreworld Dialup.  You can use them with your own
sip proxy on asterisk.  My  config for this is below.

The trouble I'm having is the incoming calls do not seem to hit the
section in sip.conf for the call.  With sip debugging turned on I see the
call come in and the message below is printed.

If I put the exten route that I have in the ipkall-inbound section of
extensions.conf (below) into the default section it works fine, but isn't
neat and elegant.

How do I make incoming call from ipkall match a sip.conf section?

Thanks,

Rob


On the CLI with sip debugging turned on:

Found no matching peer or user for '66.54.140.46:5060'
Looking for 3501 in default
Reliably Transmitting (no NAT):
SIP/2.0 404 Not Found

>From sip.conf:
[3501]
type=peer
host=dynamic
dtmfmode=rfc2833
context=ipkall-inbound
insecure=very
nat=no

>From extensions.conf:
[ipkall-inbound]
exten = 3501,1,Goto(menu,s,1)

Rob Emanuele [rje@shoreis.com] wrote:
> I've got one of those cool free incoming IPKall phone numbers from
> www.ipkall.com.  These numbers just connect to the SIP proxy of your
> choice, they default to Frreworld Dialup.  You can use them with your own
> sip proxy on asterisk.  My  config for this is below.
> 
> The trouble I'm having is the incoming calls do not seem to hit the
> section in sip.conf for the call.  With sip debugging turned on I see the
> call come in and the message below is printed.
> 
> If I put the exten route that I have in the ipkall-inbound section of
> extensions.conf (below) into the default section it works fine, but
isn't
> neat and elegant. 
> 
> How do I make incoming call from ipkall match a sip.conf section?
> 
> > From sip.conf:
> 
> [3501]
> type=peer
> host=dynamic
> dtmfmode=rfc2833
> context=ipkall-inbound
> insecure=very
> nat=no
>
> > From extensions.conf:
>
> [ipkall-inbound]
> exten = 3501,1,Goto(menu,s,1)
> 
You'll probably find that there's no need to set up a specific
user for IPKall.  You were using "type = peer", which would have been
wrong anyway.

In your [general] section, create a "context = incoming-sip" (or
whatever
you want to call it) and then set up a matching context in extensions.conf.
Your extensions.conf context can then match your 3501 extension, along
with any other direct incoming SIP addresses you need.

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