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Hello, Looking the asterisk 1.8 API documentation (http://www.asterisk.org/astdocs/api/index.html), I see a lot of new fields for sip register uris: register => [peer?][transport://]user[@domain][:secret[:authuser]]@host[:port][/extension][~expiry] But the *peer* is not explained anywhere. What it is for ? Regards, Guillaume Bour. -- Guillaume Bour<gbour at proformatique.com>

hi there, i run asterisk 1.4 on my debian machine, which is in my internal 10.x.x.x network, behind my main computer, i cam make call, receive calls, all works fine, with all providers except sipgate.de, there i can receive call and make them, i can hear the other end but they can not hear me, this is only the case with sipgate.de i don#t know how to configure it and thought maybe someone can help

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi folks, I don't really understand the extension function on: register => user:secret:authuser@host:port/extension First question - -------------- well, it's only local, or is important for authentication on external sip server? Example: I've one external sip account, the number is the URI also (111), pass 'xxx' I'll

Where in the code does something like: register => user[:secret[:authuser]]@host[:port][/extension] from sip.conf 1) get parsed 2) actually register. I tried looking in channels/chan_sip.c and don't see where that happens. Can someone point me the right file and or function. Thanks, Jerry

Dear all, I have an asterisk sip issue which I don't believe is unique. I use a registrar (sipgate.co.uk) where I have 3 different accounts. These accounts provide me with three seperate local phone numbers which allow me to allocate them to seperate users. By using just one of these accounts I can set asterisk up to send and receive calls no problem. However, when I start to introduce an

Mark has fixed the REGISTER issues to be more RFC compliant. I've created a new thread so that those of you who got bored with the old thread might read this new one. The feature that has just been added was added a while ago, but now it actually seems to _work_. :-) If you have a SIP server to which you are trying to REGISTER, and they demand valid domain (the part after the

Hello guys. I am a fairly new user to Asterisk, and I'm just having a tough time. My goal is to set up a VOIP PBX. I have signed up with a BroadVoice number, and I have three systems with SIP phones. The PBX and the SIP phones are all behind a Cisco PIX running NAT. I am using Asterisk CVS version from yesterday. I also tried 1.0.3 with little luck. The SIP phones are two X-Lites on

Hi everyone, I have a number of SIP registrations going fine, but am trying to get a new provider going, and they have no sample Asterisk SIP config. They have been helpful, but keep falling back to the way they "think" packets should be flowing, and I've been trying to figure out how the Asterisk config should look like to get the SIP packet to look correct. Now, they say that

Hi, I have access to two providers. On one of them the authuser is the same as the username, so outgoing works. On the other one I can only get incoming - what ever combination I try for outgoing I get an error. The register command has the ability to specify both usernames (which is why incoming works) but outgoing doesn't seem to, and without that I'm stuck. They are defined as:

I'm getting myself very confused over SIP and authentication. I'm using Grandstream phones with Asterisk. If I have something like this: [102] username=102 secret=hello restofconfig Then authentication works fine. However both the following cases seem to fail. [102] username=johnblogs authuser=johnblogs secret=hello restofconfig or [102] username=102 md5secret=longmd5digest

Hello all, I'm having a quite simple configuration like: SIP provider <=> asterisk SIP <=> lan Everythings works fine but sometime I can't get incoming call. here are some of the logs from set debug 25 set verbosity 25 sip show debug and sip.conf and a part of extension.conf thanks in advance Reliably Transmitting (NAT) to 212.27.52.5:5060: OPTIONS sip:freephonie.net

Hello. I have been beating my head over this problem for about 6 hours now. I have a SIP peer, who I register to (successfully), who should be directing all incoming calls at my [default] stanza in my extensions.conf: [ Context 'default' created by 'pbx_config' ] 's' => 1. Wait(1) [pbx_config] 2.

Hi, I have two accounts with broadvoice. Now, I want to be able to distinguish between them. I though that this would be simple by adding "/EXTEN" at the end of the register statement. For example: register => num1:pass@sip.broadvoice.com/1000 Unfortunately, this is not working. When I call into my box I hear busy tone. My config looks like this: [root@voip asterisk]# cat sip.conf

Hi, In my sip.conf, I've got : [general](+) ; register=>tcp://trunk4ipbx:password at 192.168.100.129<trunk4ipbx%3Apassword at 192.168.100.129> register=>trunk4ipbx:password at 192.168.100.129<trunk4ipbx%3Apassword at 192.168.100.129> When I'm using the TCP line instead of the other, I've got : [May 26 17:58:42] NOTICE[2859]: chan_sip.c:20169

Hi, Digging on this case : 2009/5/26 Olivier <oza-4h07 at myamail.com> > Hi, > > In my sip.conf, I've got : > [general](+) > ; register=>tcp://trunk4ipbx:password at 192.168.100.129<trunk4ipbx%3Apassword at 192.168.100.129> > register=>trunk4ipbx:password at 192.168.100.129<trunk4ipbx%3Apassword at 192.168.100.129> > > When

Today, We have added INVITE Authentication. This seems to bring a large amount of problems to people in the way since they can't make outbound calls. Here's what needs to be done. You need to add three variables to your peers or friends, username, authuser, and secret. username=<phonenumber> authuser=<phonenumber> secret=<registration password> Dan

Hi all, I have two sipgate accounts (numbers), if I have both accounts register only one will work for incoming calls (which is all i'm interested in). However if I disable either account the other account will work perfectly. Am I missing something obvious? Thanks in advance, Ray. Excerpts from sip.conf - [general] 8<---- SNIP! ---->8 Register => 1212121:aaaaaaaa at

I apologize if this gets posted twice. Tried once about 5 or so hours ago, and still have not seen the message on the list.... -------------------------------- I am having trouble getting DTMF mode to be set to inband on incoming calls. I have the following set, and for some reason the connection is still negotiated with rfc2833. [outbound] type=friend secret=XXXXXXX username=XXXXXXX

*I am getting below CLI in my asterisk :* == Manager 'sendcron' logged off from 127.0.0.1 -- Executing AGI("SIP/cc101-b7910cc0", "agi://127.0.0.1:4577/call_log") in new stack -- AGI Script agi://127.0.0.1:4577/call_log completed, returning 0 -- Executing Dial("SIP/cc101-b7910cc0", "SIP/Sama203/119545090201||tTor") in new stack --

My BT100 won't register with my Asterisk server, it always comes back with a 403. I've included my sip_additional (only one to to have the username 2201) and a portion of the sniffer trace (packets 27 & 28). This has me puzzled as I have my SPA-3K working (incoming and outgoing). On my BT100 I get no dial tone, I can't call it (asterisk says the extension is busy) but I can call