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Inbound SipURI
Hello,
I'm having trouble with inbound calls.
When I setup an inbound route I create it with a callerID, lets call it ted.
Then when I send calls to username-ted@pbxes.org no calls come in.
The only way I can get this to work is send calls to username@pbxes.org and set inbound route with no callerid and it works.
I want to have different inbound routes going to different ring groups and extensions but currently I cannot figure this out. I know it must be simple but I'm missing something. Can anyone help?
Thanks
Matt
RE: Inbound SipURI
You put "username-ted" into the trunk name field of your route. It does not have to go into caller ID.
RE: Inbound SipURI
Hello,
I have tried to setup as you mention
Step 1. Create trunk called mbc
Step 2. Setup inbound route called mbc and routed to a ring group
step 3. sent calls from my provider to elofty-mbc@pbxes.com
the calls instantly fail.
My system log shows the call coming in and that its being hung up instantly
VERBOSE[49234] chan_sip.c: Hangup call SIP/212.38.95.161-98011b40, SIP callid 1e425d420cfbc7010973cecb7c87064e@212.38.95.161
What am I doing wrong?
RE: Inbound SipURI
If you send calls from your provider to a SIP URI you do not need to add that provider as a trunk.
In your route you don't specify "mbc" as trunk name. Instead you enter "username-mbc" there.
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