(either a bug in software, or in documentation)
I have: a few Voip Phones, Gigaset DX800 & S450-IP... the connect to yate... (no issue there).
(the connect to accounts like ext1@mydomain ..ext8@mydomain )
I have: 3 voip accounts with ISP1 and 2 with ISP2. All accounts are basically phone accounts not gateways.
(LINE_11=phn1@isp1.domain, ... LINE_13=phn3@isp1.domains) & (LINE_21=phn1@isp2.domain & LINE_22=phn2@isp2.domain)
To dial out i need the SIP packet to have (From: phn1@isp1.domain; to:
dialednumber@isp1.domain)
but the Calls generated by regex:
^012345678$=line/\1;line=LINE_11
does Become:
SIP( From: ext1@mylocalhostname; To:dialednumber@isp1.domain) which is halfway good....
^012345679$=line/\1;line=LINE_12;caller=phn2
does Become:
SIP( From: phn1@mylocalhostname; To:dialednumber@isp1.domain) which is 3/4 good...
But is still rejected by the isp1..., due to the from.
dialing using the Sip extention does n't work out as there is no way to select the right line:
^34567$=sip/sip:\
1@isp1.domain # is still missing a way to select a specific line...)
when using:
^34567$=sip/sip:\1@isp1.domain;caller=phn1 # is still missing a way to select a specific line...)
and delivers:
SIP( From: phn1@mylocalhostname; To:dialednumber@isp1.domain) which is also 3/4 good...
If there is a right way it surely is hidden good in docs, site, ...
So i hope someone here can help out.