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...are using round robin DNS, why not create 2 [<your server here>-out] contexts in sip.conf, and then in your dialplan do something like this sip.conf - -snip- [broadvoice-out] host=147.135.0.128 -snip- [broadvoice-out2] host=147.135.8.128 extensions.conf - -snip- [sipphones] exten => _9NXXNXXNXXX,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN:1}@broadvoice-out,60) exten => _9NXXNXXNXXX,102,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN:1}@broadvoice-out2,60) exten => _9NXXNXXNXXX,203,Congestion() Any thoughts? I know, I know... UGLY... but it would work I think...

Anybody have any experience with blocking numbers in the U.S's Do Not Call list? We have a customer that will be getting their own Asterisk server from us, and they want it to be check outbound numbers against the do not call list; this is for a backup, in case there's a slip up and one of their people try to dial somebody on the do not call list. The list has millions of numbers, and

...n => s,1,Wait,1 exten => s,2,answer() exten => s,3,playback('pls-wait-connect-call') exten => s,4,Goto(1001,1) exten => s,5,hangup() exten => 1001,1,Dial(SIP/kevin,15,r) exten => 1001,2,Playback('why-no-answer-mystery') exten => 1001,3,hangup() exten => _9NXXNXXNXXX,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN:1}@broadvoice) exten => _9NXXNXXNXXX,2,congestion() I imagine that I should have different Dial commands for different call types (local, ld) but since all are going through Broadvoice, it seems that it should be all sent to the same place in the same format. I am CoNfUsEd....