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Ok, I have another question left.
I haven't tried it yet, I'm just asking if it's possible or not.
I'll install Asterisk and I'll add 7000 to it, so Asterisk will
register as 7000 in Kamailio.
it's possible to set outbound callerid in asterisk to 7002, even if I
call out from 7000?
So basically 7002 is an alias for 7000, and I would like to display 7002.
Kind regards,
Dmitri
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It would be better to control your RPID and P-Asserted headers in
Kamailio, IMHO.<br>
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