On Tue, Oct 17, 2006 at 11:13:48AM +0100, Alexandre Almeida wrote:
> [xxyy]
> username=123456
> type=peer
> secret=1423241
> port=5070
> outboundproxy=my.proxy.com
> host=gateway.server.com
>
>
> when dialing a number like this 00123456789:
>
> asterisk make this,
>
> SIP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:5070
>
> but what i need is,
>
> SIP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> asterisk put the port on the SIP address, any idea on how to remove the
> port from the sip address..
Hmm, depends what do you mean when you write "port=5070". You might want:
(1) The INVITE to be sent to my.proxy.com port 5070, and the INVITE to
be for sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (implied: the proxy should use DNS
to resolve the domain to IP and port, and default to UDP port 5060)
(2) The INVITE to be sent to my.proxy.com port 5060, and the INVITE to
be for [EMAIL PROTECTED]:5070
I'm not sure what Asterisk actually does in this case. But it would seem
reasonable to want to be able to set outboundproxy host address and port
independently of the target SIP URI domain and port.
Perhaps if ast_get_ip_or_srv() were able to parse x.x.x.x:p (i.e. IP and
port), then you could write outboundproxy=my.proxy.com:5070 - but I don't
think you can do that today.
Regards,
Brian.
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