Hey, I have a few dids with callcentric. They seem to work fine most of the time but at some points I get "handle_request_invite: Failed to authenticate user <sip:PSTNnumber" This happens intermittently. The way I understand it the insecure=port,invite should tell asterisk not to authenticate users coming from that host. But its not working for some reason. This is my sip.conf entry for callcentric. [callcentric-id] type=friend context=incoming host=callcentric.com dtmfmode=rfc2833 fromuser=my_callcentric_user fromdomain=callcentric.com secret=my_callcentric_pw insecure=port,invite qualify=no srvlookup=yes Those of you that use callcentric have you experienced this issue and if so how did you solve it? Thanks, Igor H.
emist wrote:> Hey, > > I have a few dids with callcentric. They seem to work fine most of the > time but at some points I get "handle_request_invite: Failed > to authenticate user <sip:PSTNnumber" > > This happens intermittently. > > The way I understand it the insecure=port,invite should tell asterisk > not to authenticate users coming from that host. But its not working for > some reason. > > This is my sip.conf entry for callcentric. > > [callcentric-id] > type=friend > context=incoming > host=callcentric.com > dtmfmode=rfc2833 > fromuser=my_callcentric_user > fromdomain=callcentric.com > secret=my_callcentric_pw > insecure=port,invite > qualify=no > srvlookup=yes > > Those of you that use callcentric have you experienced this issue and if > so how did you solve it?I had a similar problem. Inbound calls would complete about 50% of the time. After some digging I noticed the calls were coming from an IP that did not resolve to callcentric.com. I solved it by setting allowguest=yes and context=guests under [general] in sip.conf and adding my callcentric number to the guests context in extensions.conf. They actually show this in their support documentation for asterisk. It's not ideal, but the odds of someone other than callcentric placing a call to my asterisk box and calling a 1777xxxxxxx phone number are pretty slim. -Dave
Hi,
Would just like to know if it's possible to be able to call a macro at the
same time.
i use a macro to dial local extension to another extension.
exten => 100,Macro(dial-ext|SIP/100)
exten => 101,Macro(dial-ext|SIP/101)
but now i would like to use it on a simple ringgroup where it will ring all
extensions
e.g. exten => s,Dial(SIP/100&SIP/101)
how can i make use of my dial-ext macro instead of the simple Dial(SIP & SIP
& SIP)
thank you
regards,
ron
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