asterisk users - Feb 2007 - multiple phones registered for the same user

Dear all,

I've noticed that when I have a phone registered in Asterisk, and then I 
register another phone with the same user, the "sip show peers" in the
CLI shows that Asterisk replaced the IP of the first phone by the IP of 
the last one registered for that user. Consequently, if someone calls 
that user, only the last phone rings!!
How may I configure Asterisk to be able to fork all incoming calls to 
every phones registered for each user, so that every phone ring until 
someone answers the call in one of them?

Thanks in advance,
Ricardo.

Create a different user for each phone and create a ring group with the
phones that you want to ring.


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Carvalho
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 9:15 AM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: [asterisk-users] multiple phones registered for the same user

Dear all,

I've noticed that when I have a phone registered in Asterisk, and then I 
register another phone with the same user, the "sip show peers" in the
CLI shows that Asterisk replaced the IP of the first phone by the IP of 
the last one registered for that user. Consequently, if someone calls 
that user, only the last phone rings!!
How may I configure Asterisk to be able to fork all incoming calls to 
every phones registered for each user, so that every phone ring until 
someone answers the call in one of them?

Thanks in advance,
Ricardo.
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Ricardo Carvalho wrote:
> Dear all,
> 
> I've noticed that when I have a phone registered in Asterisk, and then
I
> register another phone with the same user, the "sip show peers"
in the
> CLI shows that Asterisk replaced the IP of the first phone by the IP of 
> the last one registered for that user. Consequently, if someone calls 
> that user, only the last phone rings!!
> How may I configure Asterisk to be able to fork all incoming calls to 
> every phones registered for each user, so that every phone ring until 
> someone answers the call in one of them?
You can't have more than 1 device registered to a SIP account in 
Asterisk.  Have the phones register as different SIP User IDs, then use 
something like Dial(SIP/user1&SIP/user2&SIP/user3) to ring all phones at
once.  This is covered over and over in the mailing list archives.

Let me rephrase that:

It would be a lot *simpler*.  From the programming point of view you are
connecting to a single events source. Astmanproxy is very stable as well.



On 3/3/07, Stefan Reuter <stefan.reuter@reucon.com>
wrote:
>
> Jesus Mogollon wrote:
> > The best option would be to use AstManProxy and connect your event
> > manager to it.
>
> why would adding a new system in between be better than directly
> connecting to multiple Asterisk servers?
>
> =Stefan
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