[asterisk-users] No path to translate from SIP/30-09df8928(4) to
SIP/3470075XXXX-09dfb518(256)
Wolfgang Paul Rauchholz
rauchholzw at ipnspain.biz
Thu Aug 10 23:26:48 MST 2006
I run unrder CentOs 4.3, and have asterisk, asterisk-addons,
asterisk-sound, zaptel, zapata and libpri installed.
I defined so far 2 accounts; sipgate works fine for incoming and
outgoing calls.
The 2. account (peoplecall) makes problems:
- The "register" statement works find and quering in asterisk tells me I
am registered
sip.peoplecall.com:5060 34700754XXXX 105 Registered
sipgate.de:5060 5550873 105 Registered
- I am able to make a call to the point that he other person picks-up
the phone. In this very same moment, the call breaks and I see on my
phone screen: "DECLINED <phone nbr>
- In asterisk CL I see the following:
-- Executing Dial("SIP/30-09dfbdb8", "SIP/611111111 at 3470075XXXX|45|r")
in new stack
-- Called 611111111 at 3470075XXXX
-- SIP/3470075XXXX-09e01778 is making progress passing it to SIP/30-09dfbdb8
-- SIP/3470075XXXX-09e01778 answered SIP/30-09dfbdb8
Aug 11 08:00:24 WARNING[2612]: channel.c:2706
ast_channel_make_compatible: No path to translate from
SIP/30-09dfbdb8(4) to SIP/3470075XXXX-09e01778(256)
Aug 11 08:00:24 WARNING[2612]: app_dial.c:1595 dial_exec_full: Had to
drop call because I couldn't make SIP/30-09dfbdb8 compatible with
SIP/3470075XXXX-09e01778
== Spawn extension (default, *1611111111, 1) exited non-zero on
'SIP/30-09dfbdb8'
My configuration files loos as follows:
sip.conf
register => 3470075XXXX001:passwd at sip.peoplecall.com/001
[3470075XXXX]
type=peer
host=sip.peoplecall.com
fromuser=3470075XXXX001
fromdomain=sip.peoplecall.com
username=3470075XXXX001
secret=passwd
dtmfmode=rfc2833
qualify=yes
disallow=all
allow=g729
allow=g723
insecure=very
nat=yes
[peoplecall_in]
type=peer
fromdomain=sip.peoplecall.com
host=sip.peoplecall.com
context=ankommend
extension.conf
exten => 5550873,1,Dial,SIP/30|30|r
exten => 5550873,2,Goto,r-${DIALSTATUS}|1
exten => 001,1,Dial,SIP/30|30|r
exten => 001,2,Goto,r-${DIALSTATUS}|1
Thanks for your help
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