Hi guys,
I'm trying to forward a call from one * server to another using SIP.
Everything works when I use fromuser in the sip entry of the *
forwarding the call. The problem is that when the receiving * sends
the call to the UA, it puts the caller to be the value of fromuser
instead of the caller-id (as documented).
If I remove the fromuser, then the calls are denied because of "wrong
password on authentication for INVITE to '"{calleridnum} ...'.
Meaning, it's trying to authenticate the call based on caller-id
instead of the peer name.
How can I set it up to authenticate without necessarily using fromuser?
Thanks,
Waldo
Waldo Rubinstein
2005-Nov-28 11:43 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] Re: Problem connecting Two * servers with SIP (used to be: SIP Forward)
I apologize for the resend. I haven't received much feedback from this. I also noticed that what I'm getting is the caller id as the caller name and the sip peer name as the caller id number. Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions? Thanks, Waldo On Nov 26, 2005, at 2:52 AM, Waldo Rubinstein wrote:> Hi guys, > > I'm trying to forward a call from one * server to another using SIP. > > Everything works when I use fromuser in the sip entry of the * > forwarding the call. The problem is that when the receiving * sends > the call to the UA, it puts the caller to be the value of fromuser > instead of the caller-id (as documented). > > If I remove the fromuser, then the calls are denied because of > "wrong password on authentication for INVITE to > '"{calleridnum} ...'. Meaning, it's trying to authenticate the call > based on caller-id instead of the peer name. > > How can I set it up to authenticate without necessarily using > fromuser? > > Thanks, > Waldo >