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List:       asterisk-users
Subject:    Re: [asterisk-users] [SOLVED] incoming call label
From:       thelma () sys-concept ! com
Date:       2018-02-16 18:05:00
Message-ID: 3ea884b9-2f94-74a1-8eb1-773787cc54f2 () sys-concept ! com
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On 02/16/2018 12:27 AM, Jean Aunis wrote:
> Le 16/02/2018 à 05:30, thelma@sys-concept.com a écrit :
>> On 02/15/2018 04:49 PM, Joshua Colp wrote:
>>> On Thu, Feb 15, 2018, at 7:46 PM, thelma@sys-concept.com wrote:
>>>
>>> <snip>
>>>
>>>> Thanks again for the hint.
>>>> Here is the output from asterisk.
>>>>
>>>> The call is coming on Audocodes gateway from: pstn-4444
>>>>
>>>> But asterisk display:
>>>> Found peer 'pstn-9998' for '7804715665' from 10.10.0.8:5060
>>>>
>>>> Why not loolking up "pstn-4444" in sip.conf?
>>> It found pstn-4444 using 10.10.0.8:5060 - if the request always comes
>>> from the same IP address and port it has no other way built in to
>>> differentiate between the two except by matching based on username in
>>> the 'From' header.
>> It didn't find "pstn-4444 using 10.10.0.8:5060"
>> The call came IN from PSTN line on audiocodes equipment to FXO port that
>> is labelled "pstn-4444"  so asterisk reported as such.
>> And I think asterisk suppose to lookup this label in sip.conf to the
>> registered entry but instead selected pstn-9998 entry; I don't know why.
>>
>> If the call came IN on pstn-4444
>> and sip.conf has two entries:
>> [pstn-4444]
>> [pstn-9998]
>>
>> Why it can not distinguish between the two of them correctly?
>>
>> -- 
>> Thelma
>>
>>
> If your device supports SIP authentication, you can try to turn on the
> "match_auth_username" parameter in sip.conf. It is said to be
> experimental but has always worked well for me.

Thanks for the input.
I've tried "match_auth_username" parameter in sip.conf it didn't work.
but the above entry needs to be enable in sip.conf to avoid "user
mismatch" error

Calls are coming on "pstn-4444" from Audiocodes FXO but sip.conf
recognizes it as "pstn-9998"

But adding to sip.conf relevant entry in my case [pstn-4444] and [pstn-9998]
"user=peer"

SOLVED the problem.
Now command line is showing correctly:
calls coming from pstn-4444 are showing on command line as "pstn-4444"

Thanks to Julian Beach for the hint!

--
Thelma.






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