asterisk users - Sep 2006 - Re: Can you explain why multiple registration isan important (missing) feature ?

In article <56a990d20609201923t6a3537a8j38ef2feb6e39d869@mail.gmail.com>,
aspendora@gmail.com says...
> Your definition in the sip.conf would be defining devices according to
their
> MAC addresses.  Your dial plan would call these devices based on
extensions.
> 
> exten => 100,1,Dial(SIP/MAC) ; where MAC is the MAC address of the phone
All right. Then I give to my girlfriend my number 1234567 and she calls me in,
how will I know to which MAC address I need to pass call?




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Tomislav Par?ina wrote:
> In article
<56a990d20609201923t6a3537a8j38ef2feb6e39d869@mail.gmail.com>,
aspendora@gmail.com says...
>> Your definition in the sip.conf would be defining devices according to
their
>> MAC addresses.  Your dial plan would call these devices based on
extensions.
>>
>> exten => 100,1,Dial(SIP/MAC) ; where MAC is the MAC address of the
phone
> 
> All right. Then I give to my girlfriend my number 1234567 and she calls me
in, how will I know to which MAC address I need to pass call?
Perhaps you are tying to use wildcard destinations in your setup.  This 
does not scale.

Wildcard:

exten => 1234567,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN})

This does not scale.

Each extension should have it's own exten => line and Dial(... line.

exten => 1234567,1,Dial(SIP/[0004f201e443-a) because 0004f201e443-a is 
the userid of the phone that you want to send the call to.