Hi all,
i have several phone numbers from my provider.
Here is the excerpt of my pjsip_wizard.conf which shows how I configure them:
[telekom-template](!)
type = wizard
transport = transport-udp
sends_auth = yes
sends_registrations = yes
remote_hosts = tel.t-online.de
endpoint/allow=!all,g722,alaw,ulaw,g729,gsm
endpoint/context=incoming
endpoint/from_domain=tel.t-online.de
endpoint/dtmf_mode=rfc4733
endpoint/direct_media=no
aor/qualify_frequency = 60
aor/contact=sip:tel.t-online.de
aor/default_expiration=585
registration/retry_interval = 60
registration/server_uri=sip:tel.t-online.de
registration/forbidden_retry_interval=120
registration/expiration=480
endpoint/rewrite_contact=yes
endpoint/rtp_symmetric=yes
[t012345](telekom-template)
outbound_auth/username = 012345
outbound_auth/password = mysecret
registration/client_uri=sip:+4912345@tel.t-online.de
registration/contact_user=t012345
endpoint/from_user=012345
[t054321](telekom-template)
outbound_auth/username = 054321
outbound_auth/password = mysecret
registration/client_uri=sip:+4954321@tel.t-online.de
registration/contact_user=t054321
endpoint/from_user=054321
What I have now is not really a “problem” in a sense that something doesn’t work, but more e
The Asterisk works fine, inbound calls for both different numbers are matched right in a sense that in the dialplan, the right exten is called.
But incoming calls apparently are no matter what matched to the first identity, which I can tell by the fact that the “CallId” Asterisk generates starts in each and every case with “t012345”, even when a call for “+4954321” is received.
Am I right in assuming that the CallId is first generated by looking at the first matching identify-section?
