Look at your alias. If you have an alias with your local IP address, ser will test true no if(src_ip==myself). g-)

Steffen Waldmann wrote:

hi there,

i have a question about routing between SER and asterisk:

I run SER and * on the same machine, so i configured * to listen on port 5070 (sip.conf: bindport 5070). Now i want to route all numbers that are not found in SER to *, therefore i wrote to ser.cfg in the main route section:

if (!lookup("location")) { #sl_send_reply("404", "nicht gefunden"); rewritehostport("192.168.2.183:5070"); route(1);

    break;

};

route(1) is the following:

route[1] {

# ----------------------------------------------------------------- # Default Message Handler # -----------------------------------------------------------------

if (!t_relay()) { sl_reply_error(); }; }

i have two SER-users: 1000 and 1001 i have one * user: 1002

when i dial 1002 i get immediately 'User not found'

does anyone have a hint?

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