[asterisk-users] SIPBroker vs SIPgate

[Adrian Marsh]

Yeah,

I can see that now after testing it all - but this is what raised my
question..  What IS the best mechanism for all the VoIP servers/networks
to interact ? Setting up individual agreements for each "network" is so
1980's, and in this modern world there must be a better solution..

A.


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Adrian Marsh wrote:
> All,
>
> I've been experimenting with shortcodes for SIPgate etc.  Passing
calls
> to SIPbroker seems a good way to go, but the message I've had back
from
> SIPgate is "we don't support SIPBroker"...
>
> So whats the easiest way to support SIP <> SIP network calling?
>
> At the moment, I've setup some local shortcodes (eg dial **777. to
goto
> sipgate.co.uk) based on what Gradwell have publically posted, but I
> can't even get SIPgate to work with this either !!  (Can't pass these
> directly to Gradwell as their SIP trunks don't support it..)
>
> A.
>
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SIP <-> SIP calling across networks really only works if the receiving 
network allows incoming calls from non-local networks.  SIPgate does 
not, so unless you're registered on the SIPgate network, calling another

SIPgate user from your SIPgate number, it won't accept the call.

N.

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