[asterisk-dev] SIP Outbound Registrations

[Johan Wilfer]

Olle,
I found the problem, you were right it was a configuration error. I manage
to solve it by turning
srvlookup off. (srvlookup=no). And the mail should have gone to users, sorry
for that.

Thanks for being kind thou.
Greetings Johan

2007/11/18, Olle E Johansson <olle at voop.com>:
>
>
> 17 nov 2007 kl. 06.45 skrev Johan Wilfer:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > I've tried to understand how Asterisk handles outbound sip
> > registrations. In production I am using 1.4 and when I add
> > more than one account that uses the same sip server, only one of the
> > will function. On the other one I get a error-tone,
> > while calling. I read something about this behaviour and that it is
> > a limitation of the Asterisk sip implementation.
> > This is 100% reproducible, Asterisk claims both numbers are
> > registerd, I see the sip dialogues with the registration
> > data, but only one of the numbers work at the time. My pstn-provider
> > use OpenSER.
> >
> > Yesterday I started to play with the current svn source for
> > Asterisk, and sadly this is still the way Asterisk behaves.
> > For my production server I've solved the problem by using the
> > excellent service at mysipswitch.com . But this isn't
> > the way I would like to have it...
> >
> > I have to ask, isn't this a very big limitation of Asterisk? Or am I
> > doing it terribly wrong?
> Asterisk certainly handles more than one registration per server. This
> is not, however, a development
> question, so please search voip-info.org or use the asterisk-users
> mailing list.
>
> Best regards,
> /Olle
>
>
>
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