Hi,
I’m having a small problem with supporting incoming calls from other SIP platforms. I’m doing some interoperability tests between them.
I have two users: one at Asterisk - 6891@asterisk.domain
Second at SER - 6891@SER.domain
When 6891@SER.domain gets 403 Forbidden.
If I make a call from 6891@asterisk.domain, everything is OK.
Any hint of how to force Asterisk to look also at the @SER.domain in the INVITE and understand that the 6891 is just a coincidence?
Thanks,
Piotr
Come on guys, someone must know the answer… pls help…
We need your SIP.conf just those two users
There is only one user in Asterisk. The question is how to make Asterisk understand that a call is coming from another SIP server (not necessarily) Asterisk with a totally different users database - and not force it to provide password.
My sip.conf for the user is:
[6891]
context=internal
type=friend
secret=6891
regexten=6891
host=dynamic
callerid=“Jones, Tom” <6891>
disallow=all
allow=gsm
allow=alaw
allow=ulaw
Please help.
Thx.
OK, basically to make it easier for all to try to help.
Here’s a drawing description: sipproxy.pl/SERvsAST.jpg
users 6891@DomainAST.com are of course totally different guys with different passwords.
I’m sure there is a line in Asterisk configuration files which will solve my problem…
Thanks.
Try to add to the definition in sip.conf
insecure=port,invite
[quote=“pkurpiel”]There is only one user in Asterisk. The question is how to make Asterisk understand that a call is coming from another SIP server (not necessarily) Asterisk with a totally different users database - and not force it to provide password.
My sip.conf for the user is:
[6891]
context=internal
type=friend
secret=6891
regexten=6891
host=dynamic
callerid=“Jones, Tom” <6891>
disallow=all
allow=gsm
allow=alaw
allow=ulaw
Please help.
Thx.[/quote]
if the 1st User is not registred, how he can make a call?