[asterisk-users] problems with creating a call

[Kevin P. Fleming]

Peter den Hartog wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I installed Asterisk in a linonde cloud debian 5, and i'm trying to
> create a first call but when i try to set up the call i see the
> following message:
> 
>     -- Called 100 at 100
>     -- Now forwarding SIP/105-00000008 to 'Local/100 at default' (thanks to
> SIP/100-00000009)
>     -- Executing [100 at default:1] Dial("Local/100 at default-c2a9;2",
> "SIP/100 at 100") in new stack
> [Feb 10 13:31:25] WARNING[3639]: app_dial.c:1712 dial_exec_full:
> Skipping dialing interface 'SIP/100 at 100' again since it has already been
> dialed
> 
> i'm calling from 105 to 100 (100 is registred at another domain, defined
> in sip.conf that's why there is an 100 at 100) 

The device at SIP/100 sent a redirect (forward) message back to Asterisk
suggesting that the call be sent to extension '100'. Asterisk refuses to
call that device again because it's already been called in that
particular instance of Dial and doing so would just result in an
infinite loop.

You need to figure out why the device at SIP/100 told Asterisk to
forward the call when you were expecting it to just accept it.

-- 
Kevin P. Fleming
Digium, Inc. | Director of Software Technologies
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