Hi,
Ser has a few cmd which allows rewrite request uri or some part of it. Does SER have some cmd which allow rewrite caller uri or some part of it?
For example, my uri is 1767@mydomain.com but when I'm calling outside of my VoIP world to PSTN (for example through Cisco call manager) I would like to identify myself by E.164 address format, i.e. +4214151341767@mydomain.com. It should be helpful for me change my URI.
Thanks,
palo
This can be achieved by using the Remote-Party-Id: header (rpid).
Take a look at append_rpid_hf from auth module: http://openser.org/docs/modules/0.10.x/auth.html#APPEND-RPID-HF-NO-PARAMS
regards, klaus
Pavol Segeč wrote:
Hi,
Ser has a few cmd which allows rewrite request uri or some part of it. Does SER have some cmd which allow rewrite caller uri or some part of it?
For example, my uri is 1767@mydomain.com but when I'm calling outside of my VoIP world to PSTN (for example through Cisco call manager) I would like to identify myself by E.164 address format, i.e. +4214151341767@mydomain.com. It should be helpful for me change my URI.
Thanks,
palo
Serusers mailing list serusers@lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers
Take a look at UAC module.
Pavol Segeč wrote:
Hi,
Ser has a few cmd which allows rewrite request uri or some part of it. Does SER have some cmd which allow rewrite caller uri or some part of it?
For example, my uri is 1767@mydomain.com but when I'm calling outside of my VoIP world to PSTN (for example through Cisco call manager) I would like to identify myself by E.164 address format, i.e. +4214151341767@mydomain.com. It should be helpful for me change my URI.
Thanks,
palo
Serusers mailing list serusers@lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers
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