I'm having a strange problem with a sip client and 2 asterisk servers connected together with a sip trunk. Here's a rough layout
sip_client ------ Asterisk A -----[sip trunk] ------ Asterisk B when the sip client tries to dial an extension on Asterisk B, Asterisk A sends the invite to B using "sip_cli...@[ip address of asterisk A]" rather than the username A uses to talk to B. Of course B refuses the invite because sip_client registers to asterisk A, not to asterisk B. If a non-sip device connected to A phones the same extension on B, everything works fine. I have insecure=invite on both A and B. I don't understand why A tries to send the invite with the username its client registers to A with, rather than the username A registers to B with. When the incomming call to A (destined for B) doesn't originate on SIP (unistim in this case), obviously A correctly uses the username it registers at B with, as the call goes through. What am I missing here? Andrew _______________________________________________ -- Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com -- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
