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Hi, I have the following config: [7960] <--skinny--> [Cisco CCM] <--SIP_trunk--> [asterisk] <--SIP--> [X-lite] Is there a chance to avoid the RTP stream from passing through the Cisco CCM ? I would like to have all RTP handled by the *. This is just a testbed, for a larger project. What I want to achieve, is actually this: [Cisco Phone] <--skinny--> [Cisco...

...help. This is if I need to let Asterisk register with another softswitch (so I used register =>), what if I need asterisk to send call for the softswitch without register to it (directly)? If I removed the register => then how it will distiguish the IP address in the "host" at the [sip_trunk] is the IP address of the softswitch that need to register with it and not the IP address of the original caller sip endpoint? Your help is highly appreciated. Regards Bilal The same way you do it with IAX2, pretty much. http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+sip.conf On Fri, 19 Oct 200...

...NEW -m tcp -p tcp --dport 8000:60000 -j ACCEPT -A INPUT -m state --state NEW -m udp -p udp --dport 8000:60000 -j ACCEPT I am using asterisk 11.16 box A is [boxab_sip] type=friend username=boxa_sip secret=*** disallow=all allow=ulaw allow=alaw allow=gsm dtmfmode=rfc2833 host=DNS Name here context=sip_trunk insecure=port,invite box B is [boxab_sip] type=friend username=boxab_sip secret=*** disallow=all allow=ulaw allow=alaw allow=gsm dtmfmode=rfc2833 host=DNS Name here context=sip_turnk insecure=port,invite Is there something I am missing? The one piece I have not done before is SIP trunk - to - SIP...

...let Asterisk register with another softswitch (so I > used register =>), what if I need asterisk to send call for the > softswitch without register to it (directly)? If I removed the register > => then how it will distiguish the IP address in the "host" at the > [sip_trunk] is the IP address of the softswitch that need to register > with it and not the IP address of the original caller sip endpoint? Unless I am missing something here, I suppose the answer is that Asterisk can distinguish the IP endpoints because they are ... distinct. Here is the ess...