Hello,

I am having trouble understanding exactly how the top-hiding scenario does a 
call compared to one that simply uses the tm module to relay it.  Because of 
this lack of understanding I can't even begin to understand the impact it would 
have on accounting.

I'm okay with tm-based configurations that relay calls from one side to the 
other.  I have accounting configured to save a radius record in a mysql DB, and 
it works quite well.  My goal is to augment my existing configuration in such a 
way to accomplish exactly what the scenario name would suggest – to hide the 
topology in the SIP headers.  I'd like to mimic as much of my existing 
configuration as possible, yet invoke the scenario in such a way to accomplish 
the top-hiding part.

I've looked at the B2B examples, and while I can follow them for the most part, 
the big picture isn't clicking on how it all works.  Perhaps someone has some 
hints to point me in the right direction?


- Jeff

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