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...the system is ignoring the "user1" context. An incoming call (from the code) will be force the context to "guests1" and not have the "user1". I quote: /* If we have a context defined, overwrite the original context */ For example, in sip.conf: [general] context=fromsip domain=domain1.tld,guests1 domain=domain2.tld,guests2 [userA] context=user1 It would seem to me, that if the context was NOT set in the SIP entry, and a domain context was available, only then would you replace the context. To me, I would go from micro to macro definition and not jump around...

..., and 5060 set as a trigger port opening 10000-20000 UDP. Does anyone have any ideas for me to try? Please? Thanks in advance for your help. [general] port = 5060 bindaddr = 192.168.2.90 externip=bgwcomp.dyndns.org localnet=192.168.2.0 disallow = all allow = gsm allow = ulaw allow = alaw context=fromsip maxexpirey=180 defaultexpirey=160 tos=reliability srvlookup=yes register => 414064:secret@fwd.pulver.com/414064 [fwd] type=friend secret=secret username=414064 fromuser=414064 fromdomain=fwd.pulver.com dtmfmode=inband host=fwd.pulver.com nat=yes canreinvite=no insecure=very context=mainmenu

...secret=somesecret The problem is that now for incoming requests, Asterisk matches the incoming user with that peer (because host == source IP). I don't want to define a SIP peer for each of my internal users, I'd like all incoming calls not to match any peer but be treated in the context=fromsip defined in the [general] section. How can I prevent incoming calls to be matched to my outgoing peer? Thanks, Johan.

Hi! Since 1.6, when using AEL, macros are implemented using Gosub(). Is there workaround to have MACRO_EXTEN also in this case? regards Klaus PS: I know I could use something like context fromSip { 11 => &myMacro(${EXTEN}) } macro myMacro(MACRO_EXTEN) { } but isn't there some workaround to achieve compatibility with 1.4?

...ng ADSL. The box has two network cards and two IP address,such as public IP:211.11.11.11 private IP:192.168.1.10 the windows box running DIAX lies behind the NAT,it's IP is 192.168.1.12 the iax.conf like this: ...... [marko] type=friend host=dynamic username=marko secret=moofoo context=fromsip auth=plaintext ...... the extensions.conf like this: ..... exten => 45678,1,Dial(IAX2/marko) ..... Question1: I use the DIAX register to the *, if I set the server IP in the DIAX to 192.168.1.10,then it will OK, but if I set the server IP in the DIAX to 211.11.11.11, then I will fail to reg...