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...egister timeout on the router defaultexpirey=3600 notifymimetype=text/plain rtptimeout=60 rtpholdtimeout=300 disallow=all allow=ulaw ; ; This section is because i'm behind nat ; externip=999.99.999.99 ;Outside address localnet=192.168.0.148/255.255.255.0 ;Inside Network ; ;===================== myITSP ============================ register => myuserid:mypassword@sw1.myITSP.com:5060 register => myuserid:mypassword@sw2.myITSP.com:5060 ; [myITSP-sw1] context=incoming-sip type=friend host=sw1.myITSP.com username=myuserid secret=mypassword nat=yes canreinvite=yes insecure=port,invite ; do NOT re...

...ple sip trunks with the same ITSP then an incoming call is arbitarily matched to the last peer with the same host IP address. This is not a serious problem because the DID is still correct but it does have many insidious effects due to the incorrect channel name Example register=myaccount1 at sip.myitsp.com/line1 register=myaccount2 at sip.myitsp.com/line2 [line1] type=peer username=myaccount1 host=sip.myitsp.com [line2] type=peer username=myaccount2 host=sip.myitsp.com If sip.myitsp.com directs a call to asterisk with a request line of: INVITE line1 at mybindaddr SIP/2.0 then it is matched to...

...xexpirey=3600 defaultexpirey=3600 notifymimetype=text/plain rtptimeout=60 rtpholdtimeout=300 disallow=all allow=ulaw ; ; This section is because i'm behind nat ; externip=999.99.999.99 ;Outside address localnet=192.168.0.148/255.255.255.0 ;Inside Network ; register=>6135551234:99999999@sip02.myITSP.ca/6135551234 ; [6135551234] type=peer ;auth=md5 auth=6135551234:99999999@sip02.myITSP.ca username=6135551234 fromuser=6135551234 fromdomain=myITSP.ca secret=99999999 host=sip02.myITSP.ca port=5060 nat=yes canreinvite=yes qualify=no disallow=all allow=ulaw dtmfmode=rfc2833 insecure=very context=inc...

...allow me to specify my context for inbound calls and deal with the inbound DID. For example: register => myuser:mypasswd@my.itsp.com ;OK. This part works fine. My dial statement calls ; exten => _NXXNXXXXXX,3,Dial,IAX2/myuser:mypasswd@my.itsp.com/${EXTEN},45,tr) ; ; VoIP Local service from myitsp ;[something] ??? [LO_TRNK_MYSWITCH] type=peer host=dynamic context=from-myitsp secret=mypasswd qualify=3000 ; How do I construct this entry? I would _like_ the entry to be labelled ; LO_TRNK_MYSWITCH so I can maintain a naming convention that makes ; sense. ; How do I associate this with the inboun...

...oid the rtp packets from going through my server after the call is bridged. I have gotten this to work flawlessly with IAX but not with SIP. It appears to be a NAT problem. BTW - I avoid any options in the Dial command that could keep Asterisk in the way e.g. Dial(SIP/<external number>@<myITSP>) My readings led me to SER, and since I want to avoid a NAT, having SER on my Internet gateway makes most sense, which led me to Milkfish on a Linksys WRT54G. Having never worked with this before I wasn't sure how it would be configured in the end, so I just "went for it". I as...

...allow me to specify my context for inbound calls and deal with the inbound DID. For example: register => myuser:mypasswd@my.itsp.com ;OK. This part works fine. My dial statement calls ; exten => _NXXNXXXXXX,3,Dial,IAX2/myuser:mypasswd@my.itsp.com/${EXTEN},45,tr) ; ; VoIP Local service from myitsp ;[something] ??? [LO_TRNK_MYSWITCH] type=peer host=dynamic context=from-myitsp secret=mypasswd qualify=3000 ; How do I construct this entry? I would _like_ the entry to be labelled ; LO_TRNK_MYSWITCH so I can maintain a naming convention that makes ; sense. ; How do I associate this with the inboun...