Thank you guys for the clarification. If you do not mind I would ask one more question. Let say I have aliases 1234 of the account user@server and I'm getting call to the 1234 alias but there is no one registered at the moment with URI name@server. I also have SER configured in a way that if call will come to name@server URI and no user is availeble the call will be forwarded to voice mail box. Will same scenario work in case of call to the alias if I do lookup("aliases") before forwarding or I should do something more sofisticated to make it work?
Thank you in advance, Igor
-----Original Message----- From: Atle Samuelsen [mailto:clona@cyberhouse.no] Sent: Friday, September 23, 2005 1:14 PM To: Igor Balk Cc: serusers@lists.iptel.org Subject: Re: [Serusers] Permanent aliases
Hi Igor,
I think your wrong there.
AS far as you register with your box to your sipserver, and have a alias pointing to the username@yoursipserver then you should'nt have a problem.
-Atle
* Igor Balk IBalk@intermedia.net [050923 19:01]:
Sorry if I'm asking stupid question but I'm trying to set up alias for
example 1234<->john.doe and make it permanent. As far as I understand if I use serctl add alias command and then contact for the person will
change (dynamic ip, login from other coputer etc) my alias would not work anymore. Please tell me if I'm worng and if there is a way to fix
this problem.
Thank you, Igor
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Igor Balk wrote:
Thank you guys for the clarification. If you do not mind I would ask one more question. Let say I have aliases 1234 of the account user@server and I'm getting call to the 1234 alias but there is no one registered at the moment with URI name@server. I also have SER configured in a way that if call will come to name@server URI and no user is availeble the call will be forwarded to voice mail box. Will same scenario work in case of call to the alias if I do lookup("aliases") before forwarding or I should do something more sofisticated to make it work?
It's the same scenario as without aliases. If lookup("location") fails, you can forward it to voicemail since you work with the unaliased URI anyway after lookup("aliases").
Andy