[asterisk-users] Logging into queue homed off remote system
Ekelund, Bryan
bekelund at whisolutions.com
Fri May 29 09:50:26 CDT 2009
Greetings all, I have an interesting problem I am trying to work around.
I currently have 2 * servers running in separate offices, using IAX2 to trunk between them, and queues in our main office. I'll call them Office_A and Office_B. I use Polycom 501s with a primary and secondary server, the primary being whichever server is local to them. What I'm finding is that when a user logs into the queue on Office_A, if their primary server is set to Office_B, the IAX trunk ends up getting logged into the queue, which is no good. I tried using a SIP trunk to make the connection, but I either end up with a digest user mismatch or a Forbidden Auth. After playing around with insecure=port,invite and fromuser=<user> I was able to log into the queue being homed off Office_B, but the agent logged into the queue was the SIP trunk. Below is the relevant parts of sip.conf, any suggestions are welcome.
Office_A sip.conf
[general]
Register => office_a:secret at 10.10.40.118/office_b
[office_b]
fromuser=office_a
username=office_a
type=peer
secret=secret
context=incoming
host=dynamic
insecure=port,invite
Office_B sip.conf
[general]
Register => office_b:secret at 10.10.40.118/office_a
[office_a]
fromuser=office_b
username=office_b
type=peer
secret=secret
context=incoming
host=dynamic
insecure=port,invite
Thanks,
Bryan
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