I agree with you. But the issue is, how could I fix the domain name variable? This should not be static. The target domain changes as per the choice of the user that is connected through softphone. For example, you are connected to edvina.net. Now I want to call you from my softphone. I have a SIP account [EMAIL PROTECTED] This demands me to add your domain in the configuration of myprovider.com. This server might have a many users and everybody needs a service extended to the other users connected to other domains that are running non-asterisk servers. So, everytime a new domain is requested for dial, the asterisk admin need to add that domain explicitly. This makes his job tedius.
So, I thought setting DOMAIN variable to the target domain in chan_sip.c would help. Not sure of complications.
To call me you don't have to define "edvina.net" in the asterisk server. Dial(SIP/[EMAIL PROTECTED]) works all right. The problem to fix is when a client, like x-lite, dials "sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Asterisk treats this incoming SIP call as a call to "oej" check the SIPDOMAIN variable to get the "edvina.net" part and put them back together again. DIAL(SIP/[EMAIL PROTECTED]) should fix it. Just watch out to check if SIPDOMAIN is the realm of your Asterisk server before dialing out.
That is how it works today.
I checked it out on 26th of Nov. Any updates in this couple of days towards this?
If I misunderstood you, please explain a bit more so we can help you.
Its like this: I saw domain dialing in SIP working. When we dial SIP ID from softphone, asterisk considers the part before '@' as extension. So, we will need to specifically mention the domain in the call to Dial application. This is what I wanted to avoid. I would like to pick it from the INVITE request.
In this case, I can have a standard way of representing the other domain IDs. For example if I want to call you through my asterisk box, I wil call you as <sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. This way I will not need to mention your domain name explicitly in the extensions.conf.
I dial domains from X-lite connected to my ASterisk and it works. If I just enter "10122", X-lite adds the default SIP realm and the server recognizes this as a local extension by checking SIPDOMAIN. If it's not the local SIP realm (like "sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]", I add the SIPDOMAIN (as above) and it dials out by checking DNS SRV records.
I'll add an example to the Wiki later.
/Olle
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