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<p>Hi<br>
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<p>I've a question about NAPTR lockup and rewriting the RURI.<br>
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<p>Following a little example:<br>
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<p>- Alice at location A tries to call Bob at location B<br>
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<p>- location A uses the RURI naptr.locationB.com to reach location B<br>
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<p>- this NAPTR resolves to hostb.locationB.com and host B is listening on port 5070<br>
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<p>hostb has the following alias defined:<br>
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<p>- udp:hostb.locationB.com:5070<br>
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<p>The problem now is, that the incoming RURI is "sip:bob@naptr.locationB.com" and the check to myself is not True.<br>
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<p>Is there a possibility to rewrite the RURI to the result of the NAPTR query?<br>
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<p>If I would add a second alias like "udp:naptr.locationB.com:5070" a check to myself would still fail as the RURI does not contain a port.<br>
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<p>So I would have to add an alias like "udp:naptr.locationB.com" without port, then it would work. Is this the way to go? Because the documentation says it is important to include the port, otherwise the loose_route() will not work as expected...<br>
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<p>Thanks for your replies!<br>
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<p>Mathias<br>
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