16 Jun
2005
16 Jun
'05
7:40 p.m.
Joao Pereira wrote:
t_relay works!!!!
thank you very much
about the situation where they enter a number instead of a
sip:maria@iptel.org
... that's another problem.... :)
Then, typically prefixes will be used - e.g.:
http://www.freeworlddialup.com/advanced/peering_numbers
As you can see, this is really PITA for the user and for the administrator.
You can avoid this by using real E.164 phone numbers and ENUM.
regards,
klaus
Thanks to all
Joao
Klaus Darilion wrote:
You do not have to do anything special - just
t_relay. This will send
the message to the corresponding SIP proxy.
regards,
klaus
Joao Pereira wrote:
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Sorry, but I didnt explained my self corectly,
what I want is to redirect the calls that aren't for my domain ( for
example, calls to sip:maria@fwd.pulver.com or calls to
sip:manel@iptel.org).
What I whant to know is what to put after this:
if( ! uri=~"(a)fccn.pt" ) {
#redirect to fwd or iptel
Thanks
João
Klaus Darilion wrote:
The suggest way is ENUM, but only a few of them
creates ENUM entries
for there users.
regards,
klaus
Joao Pereira wrote:
> Hello to all
> I whant my SIP clients to be able to do calls to any other SIP
> network, and to do It, I writed this line (for the IPTEL.ORG case):
>
> if(uri=~"(a)iptel.org"){ forward(iptel.org,5060);
> break;
> }
>
> But this way, I need to put theese 4 lines to all VoIP providers.
> Is there any way of saying:
> if( ! uri=~"(a)fccn.pt" ) { # if the invite isnt for my domain
> (fccn.pt)
> send it to the correct domain
>
> Thanks
>
> João Pereira
>
>
>
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