Hi,
I am trying to route SIP messages to a gateway. I am using SIP MESSAGE over UDP as well as the MSILO module for storing messages for users that aren't currently logged in. I have read through the Dynamic Routing module info but am not able to determine the best way to accomplish the routing I require. Our scenario is outlined below.
User A sends a message addressed to "sip:12345678900@mydomain.com" Kamailio at mydomain.com checks if 12345678900 is a registered user in the system. If not, the message header is translated to "sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com" and forwarded. Incoming messages need to be accepted from their IP as well.
It would also be useful if the address came as "sip:2345678900@mydomain.com" could be translated to "sip:*1*2345678900@gatewaydomain.com".
Is there any built in functionality I can configure for this, or will this need to be scripted?
Thanks, Ed
If I understood you right you just need to rewrite R-URI domain and forward MESSAGE if a user in not registered.
if (!lookup("location")) { switch($retcode) { case -1: $rd = "gatewaydomain.com"; t_relay(); exit; default: sl_send_reply("404", "Not Found"); exit; } }
I am trying to route SIP messages to a gateway. I am using SIP MESSAGE over UDP as well as the MSILO module for storing messages for users that aren't currently logged in. I have read through the Dynamic Routing module info but am not able to determine the best way to accomplish the routing I require. Our scenario is outlined below.
User A sends a message addressed to "sip:12345678900@mydomain.com mailto:sip%3A12345678900@mydomain.com" Kamailio at mydomain.com http://mydomain.com checks if 12345678900 is a registered user in the system. If not, the message header is translated to "sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com" and forwarded. Incoming messages need to be accepted from their IP as well.
It would also be useful if the address came as "sip:2345678900@mydomain.com mailto:sip%3A2345678900@mydomain.com" could be translated to "sip:_1_2345678900@gatewaydomain.com mailto:2345678900@gatewaydomain.com".
Is there any built in functionality I can configure for this, or will this need to be scripted?
Thanks, Ed
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Will this also permit incoming messages from this domain? Do I need to add the gateway in any other settings besides the one you outlined?
Thanks, Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 6:17 AM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov <vitalik.voip@gmail.com
wrote:
If I understood you right you just need to rewrite R-URI domain and forward MESSAGE if a user in not registered.
if (!lookup("location")) { switch($retcode) { case -1: $rd = "gatewaydomain.com"; t_relay(); exit; default: sl_send_reply("404", "Not Found"); exit; } }
I am trying to route SIP messages to a gateway. I am using SIP MESSAGE over UDP as well as the MSILO module for storing messages for users that aren't currently logged in. I have read through the Dynamic Routing module info but am not able to determine the best way to accomplish the routing I require. Our scenario is outlined below.
User A sends a message addressed to "sip:12345678900@mydomain.com" Kamailio at mydomain.com checks if 12345678900 is a registered user in the system. If not, the message header is translated to "sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com" sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..comand forwarded. Incoming messages need to be accepted from their IP as well.
It would also be useful if the address came as " sip:2345678900@mydomain.com" could be translated to "sip:*1* 2345678900@gatewaydomain.com".
Is there any built in functionality I can configure for this, or will this need to be scripted?
Thanks, Ed
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I was looking at this logic some more and wanted to clarify my configuration. I need to base the R-URI rewrite and MESSAGE forward based on whether the account exists as a local subscriber or not rather than whether the user is registered or not. This is connecting to an SMS provider using SIP.
I excitedly looked into the SMS module but this appears to only be if you are dealing with a GSM modem and not sending/receiving SIP MESSAGEs with an SMS gateway.
Any resources you can point me to would be extremely helpful, thanks!
Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.com wrote:
Will this also permit incoming messages from this domain? Do I need to add the gateway in any other settings besides the one you outlined?
Thanks, Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 6:17 AM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov < vitalik.voip@gmail.com> wrote:
If I understood you right you just need to rewrite R-URI domain and forward MESSAGE if a user in not registered.
if (!lookup("location")) { switch($retcode) { case -1: $rd = "gatewaydomain.com"; t_relay(); exit; default: sl_send_reply("404", "Not Found"); exit; } }
I am trying to route SIP messages to a gateway. I am using SIP MESSAGE over UDP as well as the MSILO module for storing messages for users that aren't currently logged in. I have read through the Dynamic Routing module info but am not able to determine the best way to accomplish the routing I require. Our scenario is outlined below.
User A sends a message addressed to "sip:12345678900@mydomain.com" Kamailio at mydomain.com checks if 12345678900 is a registered user in the system. If not, the message header is translated to "sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com" sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..comand forwarded. Incoming messages need to be accepted from their IP as well.
It would also be useful if the address came as " sip:2345678900@mydomain.com" could be translated to "sip:*1* 2345678900@gatewaydomain.com".
Is there any built in functionality I can configure for this, or will this need to be scripted?
Thanks, Ed
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I tested this example and it worked for me. I was misunderstanding some of the values and thought they applied to users being registered or not.
I am still uncertain what setting applies to allowing all traffic inbound from a particular address. Any tips on this would be appreciated.
Thanks, Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 1:41 PM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.com wrote:
I was looking at this logic some more and wanted to clarify my configuration. I need to base the R-URI rewrite and MESSAGE forward based on whether the account exists as a local subscriber or not rather than whether the user is registered or not. This is connecting to an SMS provider using SIP.
I excitedly looked into the SMS module but this appears to only be if you are dealing with a GSM modem and not sending/receiving SIP MESSAGEs with an SMS gateway.
Any resources you can point me to would be extremely helpful, thanks!
Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.com wrote:
Will this also permit incoming messages from this domain? Do I need to add the gateway in any other settings besides the one you outlined?
Thanks, Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 6:17 AM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov < vitalik.voip@gmail.com> wrote:
If I understood you right you just need to rewrite R-URI domain and forward MESSAGE if a user in not registered.
if (!lookup("location")) { switch($retcode) { case -1: $rd = "gatewaydomain.com"; t_relay(); exit; default: sl_send_reply("404", "Not Found"); exit; } }
I am trying to route SIP messages to a gateway. I am using SIP MESSAGE over UDP as well as the MSILO module for storing messages for users that aren't currently logged in. I have read through the Dynamic Routing module info but am not able to determine the best way to accomplish the routing I require. Our scenario is outlined below.
User A sends a message addressed to "sip:12345678900@mydomain.com" Kamailio at mydomain.com checks if 12345678900 is a registered user in the system. If not, the message header is translated to "sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com"sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..comand forwarded. Incoming messages need to be accepted from their IP as well.
It would also be useful if the address came as " sip:2345678900@mydomain.com" could be translated to "sip:*1* 2345678900@gatewaydomain.com".
Is there any built in functionality I can configure for this, or will this need to be scripted?
Thanks, Ed
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"Permissions" module should help you. If allowed ip addresses are kept in a database you can reload them by MI command without kamailio restart. As I remember "permissions" module allows to create groups of ip addresses, so you can create such a group for hosts which you want to receive MESSAGE requests from.
I tested this example and it worked for me. I was misunderstanding some of the values and thought they applied to users being registered or not.
I am still uncertain what setting applies to allowing all traffic inbound from a particular address. Any tips on this would be appreciated.
Thanks, Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 1:41 PM, Ed Brady <ebrady@talkforgood.com mailto:ebrady@talkforgood.com> wrote:
I was looking at this logic some more and wanted to clarify my configuration. I need to base the R-URI rewrite and MESSAGE forward based on whether the account exists as a local subscriber or not rather than whether the user is registered or not. This is connecting to an SMS provider using SIP. I excitedly looked into the SMS module but this appears to only be if you are dealing with a GSM modem and not sending/receiving SIP MESSAGEs with an SMS gateway. Any resources you can point me to would be extremely helpful, thanks! Ed On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Ed Brady <ebrady@talkforgood.com <mailto:ebrady@talkforgood.com>> wrote: Will this also permit incoming messages from this domain? Do I need to add the gateway in any other settings besides the one you outlined? Thanks, Ed On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 6:17 AM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov <vitalik.voip@gmail.com <mailto:vitalik.voip@gmail.com>> wrote: If I understood you right you just need to rewrite R-URI domain and forward MESSAGE if a user in not registered. if (!lookup("location")) { switch($retcode) { case -1: $rd = "gatewaydomain.com <http://gatewaydomain.com>"; t_relay(); exit; default: sl_send_reply("404", "Not Found"); exit; } }I am trying to route SIP messages to a gateway. I am using SIP MESSAGE over UDP as well as the MSILO module for storing messages for users that aren't currently logged in. I have read through the Dynamic Routing module info but am not able to determine the best way to accomplish the routing I require. Our scenario is outlined below. User A sends a message addressed to "sip:12345678900@mydomain.com <mailto:sip%3A12345678900@mydomain.com>" Kamailio at mydomain.com <http://mydomain.com> checks if 12345678900 <tel:12345678900> is a registered user in the system. If not, the message header is translated to "sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com" <mailto:sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com> and forwarded. Incoming messages need to be accepted from their IP as well. It would also be useful if the address came as "sip:2345678900@mydomain.com <mailto:sip%3A2345678900@mydomain.com>" could be translated to "sip:_1_2345678900@gatewaydomain.com <mailto:2345678900@gatewaydomain.com>". Is there any built in functionality I can configure for this, or will this need to be scripted? Thanks, Ed _______________________________________________ SIP Express Router (SER) and Kamailio (OpenSER) - sr-users mailing list sr-users@lists.sip-router.org <mailto:sr-users@lists.sip-router.org> http://lists.sip-router.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sr-users_______________________________________________ SIP Express Router (SER) and Kamailio (OpenSER) - sr-users mailing list sr-users@lists.sip-router.org <mailto:sr-users@lists.sip-router.org> http://lists.sip-router.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sr-users
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I have this all working now. I had previously configured this as a gateway and once issues were fixed on our vendor's end, it worked. Is there a disadvantage to using this method rather than the permissions module?
On a related note (though maybe not related enough), when we get responses from their system it comes back with a different domain in the URI than what they require us to send to. When questioned about this they said we would need to handle it on our end. Is there a common method for checking the to URI for a particular string (in this case the domain), changing it, and then forwarding it?
Thanks, Ed
On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 7:23 PM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov <vitalik.voip@gmail.com
wrote:
"Permissions" module should help you. If allowed ip addresses are kept in a database you can reload them by MI command without kamailio restart. As I remember "permissions" module allows to create groups of ip addresses, so you can create such a group for hosts which you want to receive MESSAGE requests from.
I tested this example and it worked for me. I was misunderstanding some of the values and thought they applied to users being registered or not.
I am still uncertain what setting applies to allowing all traffic inbound from a particular address. Any tips on this would be appreciated.
Thanks, Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 1:41 PM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.com wrote:
I was looking at this logic some more and wanted to clarify my configuration. I need to base the R-URI rewrite and MESSAGE forward based on whether the account exists as a local subscriber or not rather than whether the user is registered or not. This is connecting to an SMS provider using SIP.
I excitedly looked into the SMS module but this appears to only be if you are dealing with a GSM modem and not sending/receiving SIP MESSAGEs with an SMS gateway.
Any resources you can point me to would be extremely helpful, thanks!
Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.comwrote:
Will this also permit incoming messages from this domain? Do I need to add the gateway in any other settings besides the one you outlined?
Thanks, Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 6:17 AM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov < vitalik.voip@gmail.com> wrote:
If I understood you right you just need to rewrite R-URI domain and forward MESSAGE if a user in not registered.
if (!lookup("location")) { switch($retcode) { case -1: $rd = "gatewaydomain.com"; t_relay(); exit; default: sl_send_reply("404", "Not Found"); exit; } }
I am trying to route SIP messages to a gateway. I am using SIP MESSAGE over UDP as well as the MSILO module for storing messages for users that aren't currently logged in. I have read through the Dynamic Routing module info but am not able to determine the best way to accomplish the routing I require. Our scenario is outlined below.
User A sends a message addressed to "sip:12345678900@mydomain.com" Kamailio at mydomain.com checks if 12345678900 is a registered user in the system. If not, the message header is translated to "sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com"sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..comand forwarded. Incoming messages need to be accepted from their IP as well.
It would also be useful if the address came as " sip:2345678900@mydomain.com" could be translated to "sip:*1* 2345678900@gatewaydomain.com".
Is there any built in functionality I can configure for this, or will this need to be scripted?
Thanks, Ed
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I was able to resolve the issue by setting the return domain as a local domain alias. With the previous setting I had made to forward all non-local accounts to our gateway domain, this would allow the improper return domain to be seamlessly switched to the correct domain before being forwarded out of our server. Now users can have normal two way conversations despite a poor design by our vendor.
Thanks for a giant push in the right direction!
Ed
On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 4:02 PM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.com wrote:
I have this all working now. I had previously configured this as a gateway and once issues were fixed on our vendor's end, it worked. Is there a disadvantage to using this method rather than the permissions module?
On a related note (though maybe not related enough), when we get responses from their system it comes back with a different domain in the URI than what they require us to send to. When questioned about this they said we would need to handle it on our end. Is there a common method for checking the to URI for a particular string (in this case the domain), changing it, and then forwarding it?
Thanks, Ed
On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 7:23 PM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov < vitalik.voip@gmail.com> wrote:
"Permissions" module should help you. If allowed ip addresses are kept in a database you can reload them by MI command without kamailio restart. As I remember "permissions" module allows to create groups of ip addresses, so you can create such a group for hosts which you want to receive MESSAGE requests from.
I tested this example and it worked for me. I was misunderstanding some of the values and thought they applied to users being registered or not.
I am still uncertain what setting applies to allowing all traffic inbound from a particular address. Any tips on this would be appreciated.
Thanks, Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 1:41 PM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.com wrote:
I was looking at this logic some more and wanted to clarify my configuration. I need to base the R-URI rewrite and MESSAGE forward based on whether the account exists as a local subscriber or not rather than whether the user is registered or not. This is connecting to an SMS provider using SIP.
I excitedly looked into the SMS module but this appears to only be if you are dealing with a GSM modem and not sending/receiving SIP MESSAGEs with an SMS gateway.
Any resources you can point me to would be extremely helpful, thanks!
Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.comwrote:
Will this also permit incoming messages from this domain? Do I need to add the gateway in any other settings besides the one you outlined?
Thanks, Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 6:17 AM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov < vitalik.voip@gmail.com> wrote:
If I understood you right you just need to rewrite R-URI domain and forward MESSAGE if a user in not registered.
if (!lookup("location")) { switch($retcode) { case -1: $rd = "gatewaydomain.com"; t_relay(); exit; default: sl_send_reply("404", "Not Found"); exit; } }
I am trying to route SIP messages to a gateway. I am using SIP MESSAGE over UDP as well as the MSILO module for storing messages for users that aren't currently logged in. I have read through the Dynamic Routing module info but am not able to determine the best way to accomplish the routing I require. Our scenario is outlined below.
User A sends a message addressed to "sip:12345678900@mydomain.com" Kamailio at mydomain.com checks if 12345678900 is a registered user in the system. If not, the message header is translated to "sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com"sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..comand forwarded. Incoming messages need to be accepted from their IP as well.
It would also be useful if the address came as " sip:2345678900@mydomain.com" could be translated to "sip:*1* 2345678900@gatewaydomain.com".
Is there any built in functionality I can configure for this, or will this need to be scripted?
Thanks, Ed
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After further testing it was found that setting the alias like this somehow broke outgoing messages. I'm not certain exactly how Kamailio handles aliases, but it seems like it is not as simple as I expected. I am working on figuring out a new solution now if anyone has any thoughts.
Thanks, Ed
On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 12:27 AM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.com wrote:
I was able to resolve the issue by setting the return domain as a local domain alias. With the previous setting I had made to forward all non-local accounts to our gateway domain, this would allow the improper return domain to be seamlessly switched to the correct domain before being forwarded out of our server. Now users can have normal two way conversations despite a poor design by our vendor.
Thanks for a giant push in the right direction!
Ed
On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 4:02 PM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.com wrote:
I have this all working now. I had previously configured this as a gateway and once issues were fixed on our vendor's end, it worked. Is there a disadvantage to using this method rather than the permissions module?
On a related note (though maybe not related enough), when we get responses from their system it comes back with a different domain in the URI than what they require us to send to. When questioned about this they said we would need to handle it on our end. Is there a common method for checking the to URI for a particular string (in this case the domain), changing it, and then forwarding it?
Thanks, Ed
On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 7:23 PM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov < vitalik.voip@gmail.com> wrote:
"Permissions" module should help you. If allowed ip addresses are kept in a database you can reload them by MI command without kamailio restart. As I remember "permissions" module allows to create groups of ip addresses, so you can create such a group for hosts which you want to receive MESSAGE requests from.
I tested this example and it worked for me. I was misunderstanding some of the values and thought they applied to users being registered or not.
I am still uncertain what setting applies to allowing all traffic inbound from a particular address. Any tips on this would be appreciated.
Thanks, Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 1:41 PM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.comwrote:
I was looking at this logic some more and wanted to clarify my configuration. I need to base the R-URI rewrite and MESSAGE forward based on whether the account exists as a local subscriber or not rather than whether the user is registered or not. This is connecting to an SMS provider using SIP.
I excitedly looked into the SMS module but this appears to only be if you are dealing with a GSM modem and not sending/receiving SIP MESSAGEs with an SMS gateway.
Any resources you can point me to would be extremely helpful, thanks!
Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Ed Brady ebrady@talkforgood.comwrote:
Will this also permit incoming messages from this domain? Do I need to add the gateway in any other settings besides the one you outlined?
Thanks, Ed
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 6:17 AM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov < vitalik.voip@gmail.com> wrote:
If I understood you right you just need to rewrite R-URI domain and forward MESSAGE if a user in not registered.
if (!lookup("location")) { switch($retcode) { case -1: $rd = "gatewaydomain.com"; t_relay(); exit; default: sl_send_reply("404", "Not Found"); exit; } }
I am trying to route SIP messages to a gateway. I am using SIP MESSAGE over UDP as well as the MSILO module for storing messages for users that aren't currently logged in. I have read through the Dynamic Routing module info but am not able to determine the best way to accomplish the routing I require. Our scenario is outlined below.
User A sends a message addressed to "sip:12345678900@mydomain.com" Kamailio at mydomain.com checks if 12345678900 is a registered user in the system. If not, the message header is translated to "sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com"sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..comand forwarded. Incoming messages need to be accepted from their IP as well.
It would also be useful if the address came as " sip:2345678900@mydomain.com" could be translated to "sip:*1* 2345678900@gatewaydomain.com".
Is there any built in functionality I can configure for this, or will this need to be scripted?
Thanks, Ed
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If you want to receive any suggestions it would be better to show you config file with some comments. It will reduce a time to understand you configuration and will increase a chance to get any help here.
After further testing it was found that setting the alias like this somehow broke outgoing messages. I'm not certain exactly how Kamailio handles aliases, but it seems like it is not as simple as I expected. I am working on figuring out a new solution now if anyone has any thoughts.
Thanks, Ed
On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 12:27 AM, Ed Brady <ebrady@talkforgood.com mailto:ebrady@talkforgood.com> wrote:
I was able to resolve the issue by setting the return domain as a local domain alias. With the previous setting I had made to forward all non-local accounts to our gateway domain, this would allow the improper return domain to be seamlessly switched to the correct domain before being forwarded out of our server. Now users can have normal two way conversations despite a poor design by our vendor. Thanks for a giant push in the right direction! Ed On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 4:02 PM, Ed Brady <ebrady@talkforgood.com <mailto:ebrady@talkforgood.com>> wrote: I have this all working now. I had previously configured this as a gateway and once issues were fixed on our vendor's end, it worked. Is there a disadvantage to using this method rather than the permissions module? On a related note (though maybe not related enough), when we get responses from their system it comes back with a different domain in the URI than what they require us to send to. When questioned about this they said we would need to handle it on our end. Is there a common method for checking the to URI for a particular string (in this case the domain), changing it, and then forwarding it? Thanks, Ed On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 7:23 PM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov <vitalik.voip@gmail.com <mailto:vitalik.voip@gmail.com>> wrote: "Permissions" module should help you. If allowed ip addresses are kept in a database you can reload them by MI command without kamailio restart. As I remember "permissions" module allows to create groups of ip addresses, so you can create such a group for hosts which you want to receive MESSAGE requests from.I tested this example and it worked for me. I was misunderstanding some of the values and thought they applied to users being registered or not. I am still uncertain what setting applies to allowing all traffic inbound from a particular address. Any tips on this would be appreciated. Thanks, Ed On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 1:41 PM, Ed Brady <ebrady@talkforgood.com <mailto:ebrady@talkforgood.com>> wrote: I was looking at this logic some more and wanted to clarify my configuration. I need to base the R-URI rewrite and MESSAGE forward based on whether the account exists as a local subscriber or not rather than whether the user is registered or not. This is connecting to an SMS provider using SIP. I excitedly looked into the SMS module but this appears to only be if you are dealing with a GSM modem and not sending/receiving SIP MESSAGEs with an SMS gateway. Any resources you can point me to would be extremely helpful, thanks! Ed On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Ed Brady <ebrady@talkforgood.com <mailto:ebrady@talkforgood.com>> wrote: Will this also permit incoming messages from this domain? Do I need to add the gateway in any other settings besides the one you outlined? Thanks, Ed On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 6:17 AM, Vitaliy Aleksandrov <vitalik.voip@gmail.com <mailto:vitalik.voip@gmail.com>> wrote: If I understood you right you just need to rewrite R-URI domain and forward MESSAGE if a user in not registered. if (!lookup("location")) { switch($retcode) { case -1: $rd = "gatewaydomain.com <http://gatewaydomain.com>"; t_relay(); exit; default: sl_send_reply("404", "Not Found"); exit; } }I am trying to route SIP messages to a gateway. I am using SIP MESSAGE over UDP as well as the MSILO module for storing messages for users that aren't currently logged in. I have read through the Dynamic Routing module info but am not able to determine the best way to accomplish the routing I require. Our scenario is outlined below. User A sends a message addressed to "sip:12345678900@mydomain.com <mailto:sip%3A12345678900@mydomain.com>" Kamailio at mydomain.com <http://mydomain.com> checks if 12345678900 <tel:12345678900> is a registered user in the system. If not, the message header is translated to "sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com" <mailto:sip:12345678900@gatewaydomain..com> and forwarded. Incoming messages need to be accepted from their IP as well. It would also be useful if the address came as "sip:2345678900@mydomain.com <mailto:sip%3A2345678900@mydomain.com>" could be translated to "sip:_1_2345678900@gatewaydomain.com <mailto:2345678900@gatewaydomain.com>". Is there any built in functionality I can configure for this, or will this need to be scripted? 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