Yes, it can. I'm not sure I understand your setup. To me it looks like a standard "forward the INVITEs to SER, rewritehostport to your Asterisk box and then t_relay?! g-)

David Good wrote:

I have a problem that I *think* SER can help with, but looking through the docs and samples, I don't see anything quite like what I need to do.

Here's my situation:

I have an Asterisk box setup internally with a few PSTN trunks. We have another box in a colo that we're using to communicate to a SIP trunk from bandwidth.com. Currently we have Asterisk running there, too.

What we want to do is:

* Have all outbound calls from Asterisk go to the SIP trunk at the colo.
  We have this working now using Asterisk at the colo.

* Have all incoming calls from the SIP trunk (it has several DID numbers)
  be routed to the internal Asterisk box just like the existing PSTN
  trunks.  I haven't been able to get this part working using Asterisk
  (which is why I'm looking at SER now)

There is NAT involved between the colo server and bandwidth.com.

Is this possible?

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