Thank you. Still confused.
It must be a definition on the outside server... But that's the same name
as the "loginname" - the name the inside server uses to login on the outside.
I must be able to call from the outside server without giving the @insideserver.
As far as I know, the IAXTEL network calls me after my server registers on the line I register on,
that's the way it gets into my server. Or...
Here's an overview of my dilemma ---------------------------------------------------------- IAX.conf outside [insideserver] definition
IAX.conf inside register -> insideserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------- Extensions.conf outside (Wipeout suggestion) exten => 1234,1,Dial(IAX/loginname:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/12345)
*** Olle: Which loginname, password and otherserver? Do I need an [outsideserver] definition on the inside iax.conf?
As far as I understand: exten => 1234,1,Dial(IAX/insideserver/12345)
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Still confused. Still getting the errormessage about IAXTEL.COM, which is even more
confusing.
/O
Here is basically the way mine is setup.. names changed to protect the innocent.. :)
Maybe you can spot what you are missing..
PBX1- insidepbx (behind NAT) ---iax.conf-- register => user:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ; Server on static IP [outsidepbx] ;For inbound calls type = user context=something blah blah
[outsidepbx] ;For outbound calls type=peer blah blah ------------
---extensions.conf---
exten => _20x,1,Dial(IAX2/user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL PROTECTED])
; "somecontext" specified because multiple contexts are available on remote side
------------------------
PBX2 - outsidepbx (open internet with static IP) ---iax.conf--- [insidepbx] ;For inbound calls type = user context = something blah blah
[insidepbx] ;For outbound calls type=peer blah blah --------------
---extension.conf-----
exten => _30x,1,Dial(IAX2/user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/${exten})
; note: word [insidepbx] is used here......^^^^^^^---------------------------
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