Chris,

What exactly do you replace in this case? what i need to do is the following:

user sip_user registers his contact in ser (ie sip_user@1.2.3.4:5060)

SER recieves invite for 5551234@mysipserver.com, makes a lookup in a db table, finds that 5551234@mysipserver.com belongs to sip_user and forwards the message to 5551234@1.2.3.4:5060 (not sip_user@1.2.3.4:5060)

This: avp_pushto("$ruri/username", "s:callee_vdid"); looks like you replace the username part of the request uri (in this case 5551234@mysipserver.com) with something else (which is what i kinda want to do),

Kind regards,

Erik

Chris St Denis wrote:

I am doing this by pulling the translation out of a database using radius AVP (could be done direct to database too) and sticking it as the destination.

It looks like this

 # Try to lookup the number directly registered.
   if(!lookup("ser_location")) {
#Number isn't found, so try to do an avp translation on it
       avp_pushto("$ruri/username", "s:callee_vdid");
       if(!lookup("ser_location")) { #Look up the new value
	#Still can't find the user. Give up.
               sl_send_reply("404", "I can't find 'em");
               break;
       }
   }

-----Original Message----- From: serusers-bounces@iptel.org [mailto:serusers-bounces@lists.iptel.org] On Behalf Of Erik Versaevel Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 6:49 AM To: SER Users Subject: [Serusers] Routing multiple numbers to 1 account

Hello all,

At this moment i'm using the full e164 numbers as account's in ser, that is for every number someone wants delivered to them they would have to register it using the account details. This however poses a problem with a 100 bock of numbers for example while a device can only register a few of them so what i would like to do is mimic the asterisk like dial(SIP/number@sipppeer) in SER. That way the devices only has to register once and recieves the number dialed in the incomming INVITE. If i use aliases to alias numbers to 1 account the account allways recieves it's own registered contact instead of the number dialed, is there any way to support number blocks in this way?

For example: Device registeres as device_1@sipserver with contact device_1@device_ip:port SER gets invite for number in the block of device_1 and sends the invite as dialed_number@device_ip:port instead of device_1@device_ip:port

Kind reagards,

Erik Versaevel

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Chris,

So the invite still gets send to the contact uri sip_user registered in ser ( in this case sip_user@1.2.3.4:5060), that's not what i want since the end device won't know which number has been dialed in order to reach it (it has no way to see that 5551234 has been dialed to get to it). This looks like alias done by radius instead of the standard ser mysql aliases.

Kind regards and thanks for your help,

Erik

Chris St Denis wrote:

Using the numbers from your example

Call comes in to 5551234 5551234 is looked up in registration table. 5551234 is not found in registration table. 5551234 is looked up via radius which returns sip_user Invite is rewritten to be for sip_user sip_user is looked up in the registration table and the usual lookup action is taken.

-----Original Message----- From: Erik Versaevel [mailto:erik@infopact.nl] Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 1:52 PM To: Chris St Denis Cc: 'SER Users' Subject: Re: [Serusers] Routing multiple numbers to 1 account

Chris,

What exactly do you replace in this case? what i need to do is the following:

user sip_user registers his contact in ser (ie sip_user@1.2.3.4:5060)

SER recieves invite for 5551234@mysipserver.com, makes a lookup in a db table, finds that 5551234@mysipserver.com belongs to sip_user and forwards the message to 5551234@1.2.3.4:5060 (not sip_user@1.2.3.4:5060)

This: avp_pushto("$ruri/username", "s:callee_vdid"); looks like you replace the username part of the request uri (in this case 5551234@mysipserver.com) with something else (which is what i kinda want to do),

Kind regards,

Erik

Chris St Denis wrote:

...

I am doing this by pulling the translation out of a database using radius AVP (could be done direct to database too) and sticking it as the destination.

It looks like this

 # Try to lookup the number directly registered.
  if(!lookup("ser_location")) {
#Number isn't found, so try to do an avp translation on it
      avp_pushto("$ruri/username", "s:callee_vdid");
      if(!lookup("ser_location")) { #Look up the new value
	#Still can't find the user. Give up.
              sl_send_reply("404", "I can't find 'em");
              break;
      }
  }

-----Original Message----- From: serusers-bounces@iptel.org [mailto:serusers-bounces@lists.iptel.org] On Behalf Of Erik Versaevel Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 6:49 AM To: SER Users Subject: [Serusers] Routing multiple numbers to 1 account

Hello all,

At this moment i'm using the full e164 numbers as account's in ser, that is for every number someone wants delivered to them they would have to register it using the account details. This however poses a problem with a 100 bock of numbers for example while a device can only register a few of them so what i would like to do is mimic the asterisk like dial(SIP/number@sipppeer) in SER. That way the devices only has to register once and recieves the number dialed in the incomming INVITE. If i use aliases to alias numbers to 1 account the account allways recieves it's own registered contact instead of the number dialed, is there any way to support number blocks in this way?

For example: Device registeres as device_1@sipserver with contact

device_1@device_ip:port

...

SER gets invite for number in the block of device_1 and sends the invite as dialed_number@device_ip:port instead of device_1@device_ip:port

Kind reagards,

Erik Versaevel

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