On 11/17/05, John Todd <jtodd@loligo.com> wrote:>
> Perhaps this was already discussed in the archives, but due to the
> generic nature of the keywords I've been unable to find it. My
> apologies if it's an easy answer.
>
> I am looking for the variable or other method that will allow me to
> determine (from within the dialplan) the IP address of the origin of
> the SIP INVITE message for the current leg. I know about $SIPURI -
> this is not sufficient. That describes the SIP URI of the original
> requester. I need to find the IP address which actually transmitted
> the final INVITE to Asterisk, regardless of the URI or any of the SIP
> headers. Headers lie. UDP packets don't.
>
> Note: this is for any SIP INVITE, regardless of if the INVITE is
> received in [general] or if it has a specific peer entry.
>
JT,
On a 1.2 machine, you should be able to use the SIPCHANINFO dialplan
function as SIPCHANINFO(recvip) to get what you're looking for.
BJ
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