asterisk users - Nov 2006 - Problem with register command in SIP.conf

I'm registering 5 lines on my asterisk box from one voip provider.
Lines;

4040.0000
4040.0001
4040.0002
4040.0003
4040.0004

All lines is registered in 5060 port so when someone call to 4040.0001 the
call arrive on asterisk but arrive to last number registered
4040.0004becouse it is listening on same port as all others.

How i make each number register in one different port, like
5060,5061,5062,5063 and 5064 ??

Thanks.

-- 
Frederico Madeira
fmadeira@gmail.com
www.madeira.eng.br
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Am Donnerstag, den 09.11.2006, 12:19 -0300 schrieb Frederico
Madeira:
> I'm registering 5 lines on my asterisk box from one voip provider.
> Lines;
> 
> 4040.0000
> 4040.0001
> 4040.0002
> 4040.0003
> 4040.0004
> 
> All lines is registered in 5060 port so when someone call to 4040.0001
> the call arrive on asterisk but arrive to last number registered
> 4040.0004 becouse it is listening on same port as all others.
> 
> How i make each number register in one different port, like
> 5060,5061,5062,5063 and 5064 ?? 
That is not necessary. Have the register statement contain the extension
to be called as trailing parameter, as in

register => 5631234567:secret@sipnumber.net:5060/1234567
register => 5631234568:secret@sipnumber.net:5060/1234568

will call extension 1234567 or 1234678, depending on which "SIP line"
the call came in on.
You should have the same context for all those 4040.* of yours, and then
in that extensions.conf context, say

[ctxsipnumber]
exten => 1234567,1,Dial(SIP/sip507)
exten => 1234568,1,Dial(SIP/sip505)

or the like.

Hth
Anselm