Hello everyone,
I have 3 inbound numbers with my asterisk.
There is a very strange thing with two numbers : 01.
02 and 03 are working perfectly.
There is my dialplan :
[01]
exten => s,1,Ringing
same = n,Dial(PJSIP/01,60)
same = n,HangUp()
[02]
exten => s,1,Ringing
same = n,Dial(PJSIP/02,60)
same = n,HangUp()
[03]
exten => s,1,Ringing
same = n,Dial(PJSIP/03,60)
same = n,HangUp()
My SIP trunks are registered when i do pjsip show registrations.
But when I call 01, the 02 is ringing.
When I call 02 or 03, it’s working perfectly, 02 is ringing when I call 02 and 03 is ringing when I call 03.
When I call 01, Asterisk try always to reach 02, even if I delete all the dialplan.
I really dont understand why it’s doing this.
I restarted / reloaded asterisk after each manipulation.
Thanks
As this will be a case of the wrong endpoint matching, so there is no way we can help without the contents of your channel technology configuration file, presumably pjsip.conf.
My guess is that all three share the same IP address and there isn’t enough to separate them. This may or may not be possible. Running multiple trunks over the same physical path is never a good idea.
Exactly, the 01 and 02 are on the same IP/Domain.
Is there a solution to solve this ? we are with OVH as inbound trunk.
For example there is the 02 registration file :
;;; 02 TRUNK
[02]
type = endpoint
transport = transport-udp
disallow=all
allow=g722
allow=ulaw
allow=alaw
aors = 02
outbound_auth = 02-auth
context = 02
[02]
type = aor
contact = sip:sbc5.fr.sip.ovh
qualify_frequency = 15
[02-auth]
type = auth
auth_type = userpass
username = 02
password = xxxxxxx
[02-reg]
type = registration
transport = transport-udp
outbound_auth = 02-auth
server_uri = sip:sbc5.fr.sip.ovh
client_uri = sip:02@sbc5.fr.sip.ovh
[02-identify]
type = identify
endpoint = 02
match = sbc5.fr.sip.ovh
I have exactly the same config for 01.
I just make #include in pjsip.conf
You are matching IP on “exactly the same” domain name on each one. I’m not surprised. You might get somewhere with the line= parameter, if they support it.
However, do you really need three accounts, rather than one account with three numbers? The latter is normally the better way of doing it. Typically the original PSTN number ends up in the To header.