[asterisk-users] SIP domain different than provider's

[royj at yandex.ru]

I think you chose the right solution in your case. It might doesn't "feel" right if you corrected source code, I think.

23.08.2015, 20:53, "Sam" <asterisk at net153.net>:
> On 08/21/2015 12:52 AM, Sam wrote:
>>  Hello,
>>
>>  I have what I would think would be a common situation: I run asterisk at
>>  home simply as a land line. I started a new job working remotely and
>>  they gave me a SIP account with user name, domain, and proxy. I've never
>>  had to deal with sip domains before. My user '140 at 4354766787.com' is
>>  handled by a 3rd party provider: 'sip.provider.com' and my local domain
>>  on my asterisk box is the hostname 'mypbxdomain.com'.
>>
>>  My normal extension I use for everything is just '111'. I figured the
>>  best way of joining my asterisk box was to just hard code in the
>>  extensions I would need to dial for my remote office work (there are
>>  only a couple of extensions so shouldn't be a big deal).
>>
>>  However I struggled to get authentication working for outgoing calls to
>>  the few new extensions at the remote office through their provider.
>>  Looking at debug logs it was clear that the sip 'To' address was wrong.
>>  It had the provider: "To: <sip:139 at sip.provider.com>" instead of the
>>  domain which should look like: "To: <sip:139 at 4354766787.com>" (right?)
>>
>>  In the end, after hours of googling, reading the docs on sip.conf
>>  several times revealed a little spoke of '!' dialplan option. Simply
>>  changing my dialplan from 'Dial(SIP/workphone/${EXTEN})' to
>>  'Dial(SIP/workphone/${EXTEN}!${EXTEN}@4354766787.com)' fixed the issue.
>>
>>  But this seems really hackish. Is this the right/only way? Or is just
>>  having a provider and mismatched domains not really the norm?
>>
>>  I have an an anonymized log here: http://tinyurl.com/ouy2ajr
>>
>>  Regards,
>>  Sam
>
> So since no one has responded, this either means one of two things:
> Either I am an idiot and missed something obvious and therefore no one
> wants to deal with me. Or this is indeed not something typical of an
> asterisk config.
>
> Can someone at least point me to which? :)
> As I mentioned, everything is working, it just doesn't "feel" right.
>
> Regards,
> Sam
>
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